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Palestinians in the Gaza Strip expressed shock over the acts leading to Arrigoni's death, saying they went beyond law, values and morals. "I want to know why they killed him," said Palestinian woman Iman Abdul-Salam. "Didn't he come to support the Palestinians and end the siege?" "It is impossible that the one who killed this person was a Palestinian," she said angrily. "He certainly had outside agenda in harmony with Israel's talks of thwarting the Freedom Flotilla 2 from reaching Gaza in their own ways." "This was one of their own ways," she said. Mohammed Issa, an elderly Gazan, called on the government to carry out the death penalty on those who planned, financed or carried out the murder. "How can we kill our guests, whoever they are?" he said. "Let alone those who come to end the siege and help us."