[Clutch Munny]

Maybe they are, but I don't think this can be taken as evidence for it. Any cause can attract a handful of supporters who are psychologically unstable for quite independent reasons. The number of people attending the funeral is more significant than the manner of her death, frankly, and even that is at most marginally significant since there's no indication of the reasoning behind each person's attendance.

Basically, this is one person willing to commit suicide in protest of the evictions. If this is suggestive of "Jewish fundamentalism" being "the major roadblock to a peace agreement," then the number of people who have been willing to commit suicide in protest of the settlements themselves must, by parity of reasoning, show that they are a still more major (majorer?) roadblock to a peace agreement.