Never forget what Israel did!: The Deir Yassin Massacre is a fierce, unflinching account of one of the most brutal and erased chapters of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A.A. Castor rips away the sanitized myth of "self-defense" to expose the calculated terror behind the Deir Yassin massacre of 1948—a slaughter of civilians used to force Palestinians from their land. This book is not polite history. It's a raw, sarcastic, and relentless critique of Zionist militias who used massacres, propaganda, and fear to build a state on the ruins of villages. Castor confronts the reader with survivor testimony, historical context, and the chilling bureaucracy of ethnic cleansing, challenging us to see through media spin and moral posturing. By comparing Zionist operations to Nazi tactics, he forces uncomfortable questions about memory, denial, and complicity. If you've ever wondered why so many Palestinians remain refugees or why the world forgets Deir Yassin, this book is your answer. Meticulously researched yet brutally direct, Never forget what Israel did! is a call to remember what power demands we forget—a testament to the duty of truth in a world eager to rewrite history. Don't read it for comfort. Read it because justice begins with remembering.