DINA ANVARI
I mentioned to Mr Chairman that I have only two questions, so I am going to get only one left.
	Let me tell you, if you were the one who took the money and the car keys, then you must have been the one who slapped Chamaam in the face with the little money that you could get from him, I suppose, I don't know why you would slap him on the face if you were just a soldier.
	I mean, do you expect me to believe that you had no hatred and you were just following orders?  I simply, I don't know, I must say I don't know, you have come in front of the Amnesty Commission and you have asked them to basically give you forgiveness for what has happened.
	If they believe what you say, then that means some other people were involved, you get your amnesty and well, the truth has not come out yet.  We still don't know why this thing happened.  You will get your amnesty and you walk.  If they don't believe what you said, that means that there weren't any people behind it, and it was just you and your group, which again nothing has come out as a truth, as why.  I want to put this to the Commission and to you to please, somehow, come up with the answer why?  
	There are thousands of letters in our files from all around the world, people who wanted to know why, they cried with us.  The newspaper clippings of all around the world, who put this incident on and talked about it, and they all wanted to know why?  We have tapes of news spots on TV in the United States that the person who is giving the news says, why?  We need to know what objective was received from this act by you, by your unit, by your commandment, by your organisation and whoever else is in responsible for this act.  We need to know why.