Exclusive: never before published map showing how Israel’s holocaust memorial site is built at the same location as the Deir Yassin massacre, literally overlooking the place of one of the most infamous genocides of recent history. As Jewish Supremacists celebrate Holocaust Memorial Day, they and their media puppets will ignore the fact that Yad Vashem, Israel’s official holocaust museum, is built 2000 feet—as the crow flies—from the Deir Yassin massacre site where hundreds of Arabs were murdered by Zionist terrorists in an act which led to the creation of the Zionist state.
The massacre at Deir Yassin took place on April 9, 1948, when around 120 Zionist terrorists from the Irgun Zevai Leumi and Lohamei Herut Israel Zionist groups attacked the Palestinian-Arab village of around 600 people to ethnically cleanse the region around Jerusalem of non-Jews.
Hundreds of unarmed villagers were gunned down by the Jewish terrorists, including women and children, while others were killed when hand grenades were thrown into their homes.
Several villagers were taken prisoner and were killed later after being paraded through the streets of West Jerusalem in front of cheering Jewish crowds.
The murder sparked widespread panic among the Palestinian community and many thousands fled, helping to establish Jewish demographic supremacy in large parts of Israel.
Israeli Colonel Meir Pa’el on his retirement, remorsefully admitted that,
”The Irgun and LEHI men came out of hiding and began to `clean’ the houses. They shot whoever they saw, women and children included, the commanders did not try to stop the massacre ….”
Zvi Ankori, who commanded the Zionist Unit at Deir Yassin gave this statement on April 9, 1982:
“I went into 6 to 7 houses. I saw cut off genitalia and women’s crushed stomachs. According to the shooting signs on the bodies, it was direct murder.” (New York Jewish Newsletter in October 1960)
The Zionists had bayoneted the wombs of pregnant Palestinian women and crushed the heads and bodies of dozens of children and babies.
And then in the ultimate chutzpah, Zionists purposely publicized their horrific crimes.
Menachem Begin was actually proud of Deir Yassin.
He boasted that the massacre he ordered induced the terror that the Jews needed to help ethnically cleanse the Palestinians from the new Zionist State. Quote:
“The massacre was not only justified, but there would not have been a state of Israel without the victory at Deir Yassin.” (New York Jewish Newsletter in October 1960)
700,000 men women and children were terrorized and driven from their homes. The Jewish extremists accomplished this by mass murder, torture and terror.
Today, the village of Deir Yassin still stands, although it has been renamed as the Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center, a mental asylum for Jews.
Many of the buildings which remained intact after the Jewish terrorist attack, have been incorporated into the hospital, and can be seen to the present day.
The massacre site is exactly 2000 feet away from Israel’s holocaust museum Yad Vashem, and visitors will actually look out at the massacre site as they leave the museum.
It is a typical act of Jewish chutzpah to locate a memorial to their suffering on a site which overlooks the place where they inflicted so much suffering and misery on other people.
The siting of Yad Vashem on a site which overlooks Deir Yassin is symbolic of the way that Jewish Supremacists treat all other people on earth: first, by inflicting injury upon other people, and then claiming that they are the ones who actually suffered and who, alone among all people, deserve sympathy.
