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Other SchoolsOpen University - Mustafa Kabha (Dept. of History) quotes the imaginary "massacre" fabricated at the University of Haifa by Ilan Pappe and Teddy Katz: "Tantur .. The worst Zionist massacres in Palestine"(Editor's note: all grammatical and spelling mistakes are as is from the original post) http://newsclock.blogspot.com/2008/05/tantur-worst-zionist-massacres-in.html Tantur .. The worst Zionist massacres in Palestine Sunday, May 25, 2008 Posted By Al-Jazeera and trasnaled by NewsClock.com A number of historians Arabs and Jews in the statements of the Al-Jazeera shown that the massacre that befell its memory Al-Tantur 60th anniversary, Friday, is considered the worst massacres committed by Zionism in Palestine, amounting to about eighty massacre. The unit Alexander in the Israeli army has perpetrated in the May 23 massacre against the people of the village Al-Tantur eliminate the wake of its occupation of Haifa, dislodging the population of the West Bank, Jordan, Syria and Iraq. Weak side Historian Mustafa Kabha pointed that the Israeli army chose to attack on the village of Al-Tantur - with a population of 1500 people - being the weaker side in the southern region of Haifa, because of its location on the Mediterranean coast and being easy occupation unlike other neighboring villages on the heights of Mount Carmal. Referring to the Israeli army targeted the village on the night of 22 May shelling from the sea before the raids in the east in the same night. He noted that the occupation army chose Al-Tantur not very easy to attack, but it was up to the Port of arms to the Palestinians. He said: "The massacre left in the Al-Tantur great impact on the Palestinians in the neighboring villages and paved the displacements." In return the Israeli historian Teddy Katz - who suffered a defamation lawsuit by the unit after Alexander detect the circumstances of the massacre in Al-Tantur Masters study at the University of Haifa in 1998 - that the testimonies received by recalling the fall of 230 Palestinians in the massacre. The occupation army did not stop the massacre deliberately displace people Al-Tantur. Ethnic cleansing Teddy Katz made it clear- after University of Haifa withdrew its recognition of the his academic post media uproar raised by the disclosure at the time - that the dead Sukler a Jewish fields guard in that period had been commissioned by the Israeli army to assume bury the dead, explaining that he had counted the victims after the killing on the Beach and within the cemetery. For his part, said |