Mr. Fahimi Zeidan ( 1936 ), 12,

" The Jews ordered all our family to line up against the wall and they started shooting us. I was hit in the side, but most of us children were saved because we hid behind our parents. The bullets hit my sister Kadri [four] in the head, my sister Sameh [eight] in the cheek, my brother Mohammed [seven] in the chest. But all the others with us against the wall were killed: my father, my mother, my grandfather and grandmother, my uncles and aunts and some of their children. "

Ms. Haleem Eid  (1918),  30,

" A man shot a bullet into the neck of my sister Salhiyeh who was nine months pregnant. Then he cut her stomach open with a butcher's knife. "

Ms. Naaneh Khalil (1932), 16,

" I saw a man took a kind of sword and slash my neighbor Jamil Hish from head to toe then do the same thing on the steps to my house to my cousin Fathi. "

Ms. Safiyeh Attiyah (1907),  41,
" I screamed but around me other women were being raped too. Some of the men were so anxious to get our earrings they ripped our ears to pull them off faster. "

Mr. Mohamed Jaber, student,

" The Jews broke in, drove everybody outside, put them against the wall and shot them. One of the women was carrying a three month old baby. "