Today, the 69th anniversary of the issuance of UN Security Council Resolution 101, in which Israel was condemned because of a massacre committed in the village of Quba, near Bethlehem on October 14-15, 1953, on November 24, 1953 AD.
The Israeli massacre took place in mid -October of 1953, so what happened, and made the UN Security Council condemn the Israeli occupation state.
In the middle of October 1953, the soldiers of the Israeli Army’s 101st Division, led by Ariel Sharon, raised the village, which is located in the north of Jerusalem in the border area under the administration of Jordan, and 600 Israeli soldiers completely surrounded the village and bombed it in a concentrated manner and without discrimination, then a force entered them while shooting fire. Ray after it was able to get rid of the resistance shown by the National Guard Ltd. in the village.
While he was harvested by the isolationist civilians, other elements climbed many Palestinian homes and destroyed them on those in it, and Israel initially invoked that the attack came in revenge for the killing of a Jewish woman and her child.
The deception also practiced by claiming that the perpetrators of the massacre are settlers and not regular forces, but the Security Council, which condemned this crime and considered it a work that was managing a long time ago, which was supported by the confessions of some leaders later and the massacre resulted in the death of 69 people, including women, children and elderly.
41 homes, mosque, and village water tank were blown up, while entire families, such as the Abdel Moneim Qadous family, consisting of 12 individuals..
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