an ISM volunteer, the men joined a group of 20 people to lay flowers at the site of Rachel Corrie's death for 10 minutes. ISM said activists Hanif and Sharif appeared to be "typical Brits." An ISM volunteer reported that the bombers had been among a group of 'alternative tourists' who were offered tea when they paid an unscheduled visit to an ISM office on the way to a memorial for Rachel Corrie. Cultural references A documentary called Blues by the Beach, about the Tel Aviv Mike's Place, the suicide attack at the bar, and the people affected by it, was directed by American-Israeli filmmaker Joshua Faudem and produced by Jack Baxter, who was seriously injured while making the film. The Jerusalem branch appears in the film The Holy Land, about a wayward Yeshiva student. The director, Eitan Gorlin, worked as one of the bar's first bartenders in 1994. The attack is mentioned in the TV series The Blacklist by the main character Raymond Reddington, as he describes the aftermath created by the explosion. References External links Suicide bomber kills 3 in Tel Aviv - published on CNN on April 30, 2003 Suicide bomber strikes Tel Aviv - published on BBC News on April 30, 2003 Tel Aviv bombers 'were British' - published on The Guardian on April 30, 2003 Tel Aviv Suicide Bombers Were Brits - published on Sky News on April 30, 2003 Suicide Bomber Hits Tel Aviv Nightclub - published on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on April 30, 2003 Mike's Place web site Blues by the Beach Details of April 30- 2003 Tel Aviv suicide bombing - published at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2003 in international relations 2000s crimes in Tel Aviv 2003 murders in Israel April 2003 crimes April 2003 events in Asia Attacks on bars Attacks on buildings and structures in 2003 Attacks on buildings and structures in Tel Aviv Building bombings in Israel Hamas suicide bombings Islamic terrorist incidents in 2003 Murder in Tel Aviv Suicide bombings in 2003 Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2003 Terrorist incidents in Tel Aviv Islamic terrorism in Israel