Well, that is how it is reported from the Israeli side. Only God knows what happened. By the way, I've been thinking about our past disagreements and I've reached the conclusion that we can learn to work together in an atmosphere of cooperation, while taking into consideration each other's ideas, concerns, and suggestions from a historical point of view, so as improve this article. The first step in the right direction is to be balanced when writing about a city that has historical importance to, both, Jews and Arabs. I see that you do much work, and good work at that, in your specialty on the Arab villages here, in Israel. I suspect that, perhaps, you may be married to an Arab (which is Okay)... lol. I have nothing against that, and I respect all people. It's just that we should judge historical data impartially. Cheers.