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I could always post some more about the terrorist acts carried out by the Irgun and other Zionist terrorist groups.

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How many civilians died when that palestinian terrorist rammed a JCB into a bus full of innocent people?

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The murderous Israeli Zionists are reaping what they sowed with their own terrorist actions for decades

One among many of their acts of terrorism ;

Eyewitness accounts of the Deir Yassin massacre committed by Zionists;

Eliahu Arbel's eyewitness account
Eliahu Arbel arrived at the scene April 10. He was an Operations Officer B of the Haganah's Etzioni Brigade.
I saw the horrors that the fighters had created. I saw bodies of women and children, who were murdered in their houses in cold blood by gunfire, with no signs of battle and not as the result of blowing up the houses. From my experience I know well, that there is no war without killing, and that not only combatants get killed. I have seen a great deal of war, but I never saw a sight like Deir Yassin (Yediot Ahronot, 1972-02-05)

Jacques de Reynier's eyewitness accout
Jacques de Reynier was a French-Swiss Representative of the International Red Cross. He came to the village on April 11.
a total of more than 200 dead, men, women, and children. About 150 cadavers have not been preserved inside the village in view of the danger represented by the bodies' decomposition. They have been gathered, transported some distance, and placed in a large trough (I have not been able to establish if this is a pit, a grain silo, or a large natural excavation). [One body was] a woman who must have been eight months pregnant, hit in the stomach, with powder burns on her dress indicating she'd been shot point-blank. (Jaques de Reynier, A Jerusalem un drapeau flottait sur la ligne de feu p. 74, Larry Collins & Dominique Lapierre, O Jerusalem! p. 278)

Dr. Alfred Engel's eyewitness account
Alfred Engel went to Deir Yassin with Jaques de Reynier, his conclusion is similar to de Reynier's.
In the houses there were dead, in all about a hundred men, women and children. It was terrible. . . . It was clear that they (the attackers) had gone from house to house and shot the people at close range. I was a doctor in the German army for 5 years, in World War I, but I had not seen such a horrifying spectacle. (Uri Milstein, Out of Crisis came Decision, p. 279)

Yeshurun Schiff's eyewitness account
Yeshurun Shiff was an adjuant to David Shaltiel. He was in Deir Yassin April 9 and April 12.
[The attackers chose] to kill anybody they found alive as though every living thing in the village was the enemy and they could only think 'kill them all.' . . . It was a lovely spring day, the almond trees were in bloom, the flowers were out and everywhere there was the stench of the dead, the thick smell of blood, and the terrible odor of the corpses burning in the quarry. (Larry Collins & Dominique Lapierre, O Jerusalem!, p. 280)

Yair Tsaban's eyewitness accout
Yair Tsaban was one of several youths in the burial team at Deir Yassin April 12.
What we saw were [dead] women, young children, and old men. What shocked us was at least two or three cases of old men dressed in women's clothes. I remember entering the living room of a certain house. In the far corner was a small woman with her back towards the door, sitting dead. When we reached the body we saw an old man with a beard. My conclusion was that what happened in the village so terrorized these old men that they knew being old men would not save them. They hoped that if they were seen as old women that would save them. (Eric Silver, Begin, p. 93, 95)

Some villagers eyewitness accounts
Mohammed Jaber, a village boy, observed the guerillas break in, drive everybody outside, put them against the wall and shoot them. (Statement of Mohammed Jaber, dossier 179/110/17 GS, 'Secret,' Police Investigator Team reports dated 13, 15, and 16 April 1948) Zeinab Akkel, a woman, offered money (about $400) to protect her brother. One guerilla took the money and then he just knocked my brother over and shot him in the head with five bullets. (Meir Pa'il's Eyewitness Account, Pa'il and Isseroff) Fahimi Zeidan stated that she and her wounded siblings encounted a captured pair of village males and When they reached us, the soldiers [guarding us] shot them. When the mother of one of the killed started hitting the fighters, one of them stabbed her with a knife a few times. (Deir Yassin, Monograph No. 4, p.56, Kanani and Zitawi) when one of his daughters screamed, they shot her too. They then called my brother Mahmoud and shot him in our presence, and when my mother screamed and bent over my brother (she was carrying my little sister Khadra who was still being breast fed) they shot my mother too. (Fahimi Zeidan, quoted by Kanani and Zitawi, 'Deir Yassin, Monograph No. 4,' 55.) Haleem Eid, a woman, saw a man shoot a bullet into the neck of my sister Salhiyeh who was nine months pregnant (Kanani and Zitawi, 'Deir Yassin, Monograph No. 4,' 55.) Yunes Ahmed Assad had a completely different view of the incident and was quoted saying in Al Urdun (a Jordanian newspaper): The Jews never intended to harm the population of the village, but were forced to do so after they encountered fire from the population, which killed the Irgun commander. Al Urdun (Jordanian Newspaper), April 9, 1953, quoted by the Israel Office of Information, under Golda Meir, 1960

Some Irgun & Stern member's eyewitness accounts
Irgunist Yehoshua Gorodentchik said that Male Arabs dressed as Arab women were found, and so they started shooting the [surrendering] women also. (Statement of Yehoshua Gorodentchik, file 1/10 4-K, Jabotinsky Archives) Irgun commander Mordechai Raanan recalled.
A young fighter [from our side] holding a Bren machine gun in his hands took up a position, ... Having seen what happened to the inhabitants of the other houses, [the residents of the house] came out to us with their hands up. There were nine people there, including a woman and a boy. The chap holding the Bren suddenly squeezed the trigger and held it. A round of shots hit the group of Arabs. While he was shooting he yelled 'This is for Yiftach!' (Yediot Ahronot, 1972-04-04) Ben Zion-Cohen an Irgun commaner reported to the Jabotinsky archives that at some point in Deir Yassin We eliminated every Arab that came our way (Amos Perlmutter, The Life and Times of Menachem Begin, p. 216)

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