- The
Qibya m****acre
occurred during Operation Shoshana, an
Israeli so-called
reprisal operation that
occurred in
October 1953, when IDF's Unit 101 led...
-
Qibya (Arabic: قبية) is a
Palestinian village in the West Bank,
located 30
kilometers (19 mi)
northwest of
Ramallah and
exactly north of the
large Israeli...
-
village of
Qibya in the
northern West Bank, then a part of Jordan.
During this
operation that
inflicted heavy damage on the Arab
Legion forces in
Qibya 42 villagers...
- 963,
including 66,789 fatalities.
Palestinians returning to
Qibya shortly after the
Qibya m****acre. An Arab
autobus after being attacked by
Irgun during...
-
villages and
Palestinian civilians in the West Bank,
including the 1953
Qibya m****acre.
Reprisal operations were
carried out
following raids by armed...
-
including the 1952 raid on Beit Jala, that left four
civilians dead, and the
Qibya M****acre, that left at
least 65
civilians dead, set
patterns of behavior...
- of
empty tank cars. 14
October 1953:
Qibya m****acre – 130
Israeli troops crossed the
demarcation line into
Qibya village,
attacking the
inhabitants by...
- the
creation of Unit 101 and the
reprisal operations,
including the 1953
Qibya m****acre, as well as in the 1956 Suez Crisis, the Six-Day War of 1967, the...
- with
religious Zionism. His
disillusionment was
further bolstered by the
Qibya m****acre in 1953,
which caused him to
become more
progressively critical...
- government,
partly to
counter negative international reactions to Israel's
Qibya m****acre of
Palestinian villagers that year.
AIPAC only
became a powerful...
