When will it end?: Suicide bombing a year on: BBC story on Shiri Negari, girl on the poster "who wanted to speak at Columbia but was killed by Hamas

Shiri Negari was the girl on the poster at the protests against Ahmadinejad. Her story:

On 18 June, 2002, Palestinian suicide bomber Mohammed al-Ghoul blew up a bus in Jerusalem killing 19 of the passengers. In the aftermath of the attack that claimed her sister, Sharon Negari talked to BBC News Online about that day. A year on, she speaks to us again about how her life has changed.

Shiri was killed shortly before her 22nd birthday. (Photo from Remembering Shiri website)
"I walked into a nightmare the day my sister was killed," says Sharon Negari, recalling the day her 21-year-old sister Shiri, a passenger on the doomed bus, died of massive internal injuries.

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