This bill is a memorial from the Washington State Legislature calling for an independent investigation by the United States Department of State into the killing of Ayenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old human rights activist who was fatally shot by an Israeli military sniper while observing the displacement of Indigenous Palestinians in the West Bank. The memorial highlights Eygi's extensive commitment to social justice, environmental activism, and support for marginalized communities, as well as her tragic death, which echoes the earlier case of Rachel Corrie, another Washingtonian activist who was killed in Gaza in 2003. Both women are portrayed as symbols of courage and dedication to human rights, and their families continue to seek accountability for their deaths.

The memorial emphasizes the need for justice and accountability for Eygi and other U.S. citizens killed abroad, urging the U.S. government to conduct a transparent investigation into her death. It calls for the Department of State to take action to ensure that such incidents are addressed and that the ideals of life, liberty, and justice for all are upheld. The resolution concludes with a request for copies of the memorial to be sent to key government officials, including the President and members of Congress.