The family of Ayesnur Eygi, a 26-year-old University of Washington graduate killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank, is demanding justice four months after her death on September 6, 2024. Eygi was participating in a protest as an international observer when she was shot, prompting her loved ones to call for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her killing. In a meeting with Secretary of State Antony Blinken, they expressed their frustrations over what they perceive as governmental indifference. Eygi's sister, Ozden Bennett, lamented the lack of accountability and the need for answers, highlighting that someone must know the identity of the shooter and the orders behind the incident. The family draws parallels to the case of Rachel Corrie, another activist whose death went unaddressed, evoking feelings of despair and anger.

Eygi's husband, Hamid Ali, voiced disappointment in the response from U. S. officials, recalling President Biden's past statements about protecting American citizens abroad. As they continue to grieve, the family remains hopeful for a change in the government's approach, demanding transparency and justice for Ayesnur. They wish to honor her memory, not only as an activist but as a beloved sister and aunt, while pushing for accountability that has eluded so many.