The "peaceful" village of Deir Yassin housed Iraqi soldiers and was firing down on the road between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, effectively cutting off the supply line to the Jews in Jerusalem.

If the Stern and Irgun gang "systematically murdered" Palestinians, how do you account for the heavy loss of life among the Israeli soldiers?

Were those "peaceful" Palestinians shooting back or not?

Did those "peaceful" Palestinians then murder 78 doctors, nurses, and other medical personel en route to Jerusalem only a few days later?

Does this author expect just as much recognition of suffering for the 107 who lost their lives in Deir Yassin as the SIX MILLION who died in Nazi Germany's ovens?

Why doesn't the author mention that the Arab Leaders of the time amplified the slaughter at Deir Yassin (exaggerated the number of dead and told grisly (untrue) stories of mutilation of dead pregnant women, etc. like fraudulently retold above in order to encourage the flight of the Arabs and to urge Arab soldiers to pick up the fight against the new nation of Israel.