Ayyad's

It was found on Ayyad's hard drive by the FBI in March of '93 within weeks of the original bombing:

Peter Lance: Triple Cross: the Book the Ex-Feds Don't Want You to Read 2008

Ayyad's store, the Teacher's Bookshop, is associated with a Christian group called the Palestinian Bible Society, and Ayyad regularly received anonymous death threats from people angry about his missionary work, his family said.

Archive 2007-10-01 GayandRight 2007

Ayyad's store, the Teacher's Bookshop, is associated with a Christian group called the Palestinian Bible Society, and Ayyad regularly received anonymous death threats from people angry about his missionary work, his family said.

Christian bookseller killed in Gaza.... GayandRight 2007

Ayyad's similar experience with her son in 2001 spurred efforts to raise awareness about the effects of trauma.

The Seattle Times 2011

Ayyad's program offered cooking and art classes as a way to help women form their own support system.

The Seattle Times 2011

Many of the women in Ayyad's support group, for example, have complained of pains in their pelvic region.

The Seattle Times 2011

Police have been looking for Ayyad's son, George Doodhnaught, since Nov. 24.

CBC | Top Stories News 2011

After Sept. 11, Ayyad's son, a teenager at the time, began skipping school and spending his afternoons blogging about the recent acts of terrorism.

The Seattle Times 2011

Ayyad's program, Mothers Empowering Mothers MEM, targets what she calls secondary trauma, such as the effects of the recent unrest in the Middle East and Libya on immigrant communities here.

The Seattle Times 2011

Labib Madanat, Ayyad's supervisor in Jerusalem and the director of the Palestinian and Israeli Bible Society, went to Gaza, put his hand to Ayyad's blood-soaked head in the coffin, tried to comfort his family, and then went to meet with the leaders of Hamas.

WORLDMag.com 2009