This passage stands out:
“J^ws saw their opportunity. Men of the army of Zion attacked Deir Yassin at 10 a.m. that day.
They easily overcame the opposition. They killed 20 Arab defenders, and entered the village, tossing grenades into houses.
They killed old men, women, and children with bayonets. For three hours the slaughter went on.
Babies were killed in front of their mothers. Mothers’ throats were slit. Some were beheaded.
A group of men and women—some of the women obviously pregnant—were lined up and shot. The bloodlusting J^wish soldiery desecrated the bodies of pregnant mothers with knives.
When they had murdered 264 villagers, the J^ws called a halt. They rounded up four truckloads of survivors of all ages and both sexes, tossed the bodies of the dead into the village well, and drove off with the survivors.
The victorious J^ws drove the survivors through J^wish areas as exhibits of victory while J^ws spat upon them. The parade continued, with breaks, for two days. “