Have you heard of the the Al-Dawayima massacre?

Have you heard of the Al-Dawayima massacre?

Victims of Al-Dawayima Massacre

I did not know the existence of this heinous massacre before today; I learned about it only after I read a horrific article by Alex Grobman in Eliezer Tauber's book. The Massacre That Never Was: The Myth of Deir Yassin and the Creation of the Palestinian Refugee Problem. They are trying to erase the history of Palestine and Palestinians and manufacture lies and events to build a fake history to circulate around Google.

It was committed by the malicious zionist gangs against our defenceless civilians in the beautiful village of Al-Dawaima, which is located in one of the most attractive parts of Palestine, to the west of Al Khalil.

Moshe Dayan

 It was one of the many massacres committed by Moshe Dayan and The Stern and Irgun Zionism gangs. The number of victims is estimated at 145; they (the Zionists) killed all who they found in front of them, even if it was a child. As long as it was a Palestinian human being, they killed them.

Now you know, and now you won't forget Al-Dawayima. I want to assure you there is plenty of evidence for the massacres and thousands of refugees in occupied Palestine and the Diaspora that attest to the ethnic cleansing of Palestine at the hands of the Zionist murderers.

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