If you are low on toilet paper, this book might be your answer

 


A response to Alex Grobman, on Eliezer Tauber’s recently published book, The Massacre That Never Was: The Myth of Deir Yassin and the Creation of the Palestinian Refugee Problem. 

Eliezer Tauber

https://www.jewishpress.com/sections/books/book-reviews/the-massacre-that-never-was-the-myth-of-deir-yassin-and-the-creation-of-the-palestinian-refugee-problem/2022/01/09/

 

This atrocious article is a review for yet more Zionist propaganda to come out of Israel, more denial for the holocaust committed against the Palestinian people at the hands of the Zionist Jewish Terrorists.

The reviewer states the book says there is no evidence for a massacre, no evidence for ethnic cleansing, that the people of Deir Yassin, were not innocent and that there was a battle there not a massacre after the people of the village attacked Jewish people first.

This is all lies and has been proven to be so over the decades since they stole our land off us. No amount of Zionist propaganda will ever change the truth of the matter that they came, they killed, they stole and now they lie and that is the only thing they can do. There are survivors and Alex Grobman stating that “the Arabs have become masters of deceit” is nothing more than a racist slur against those that fled with their lives.

 

Alex Grobman

 

Alex, your “state” has no legitimacy. A lie to a Zionist is as air, they eat sleep and breathe lies.

Their “state” is based on death and lies and the only way they can keep up the pretence, is more death and lies.

The very fact there are people like me, Palestinian refugees living in the diaspora, is down to these massacres and this holocaust.

Alex Grobman is a sycophant, and the words of Eliezer Tauber are mere propaganda dressed up as academia. They are nothing, they will be forgotten, their pathetic attempt to cover up the lies of a nation will come to nothing. The people of Palestine will remain strong.

From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.

In short, this book would not even grace our bathrooms as toilet paper.

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