by Kathryn Jean Lopez God rest the soul of Aaron Bushnell, the 25-year-old in the Air Force who set himself on fire outside the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. “Free Palestine,” he declared as he was dying. While he meant his death as a political protest, it was suicide. And it should not be celebrated. A history professor told Time magazine that it was “an act of despair.” Clearly. The same article purported to explain the history of “self-immolation” protests and included: “Self-immolation was also seen as a sacrificial act committed by Christian devotees who chose to be burned alive when they were being persecuted for their religion by Roman emperor Diocletian around 300 A.D.” No. Tha
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