Posted by Webmaster on MAY-7-2001

Sign Dayr Yasin's Guest Book - سجل الزوار

اقدم لكم كل الحب والتحية

مكاتبي

great site, thank you
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I am from Dayr Yasin but I have never been there. I am from the Sammur family and we live in Chicago, IL, USA. There is a big group here in Chicago from Dayr Yasin. Not sure of the exact number but it could be around 300. The families here in Chicago are from Jaber, Eid, Joudeh, and Sammur. My grandfather Mahfouz Sammur was in Dayr Yasin during the massacre. He has written a book about the village, the massacre, and listed the names of every single person from the village as of 1948.

Hello I´m looking for my father called Mahmoud Asad or Mahmoud Rasheed Hussain Asad. I don´t know the real name. I´m writing from germany. My mum got to know him about 30 years ago. He was a Palestinian and studied in India some years. When the Golf-War had started they lost contact after 10 years relationship. He married another woman and moved to Cairo. I have never seen him and I need to get to know him because I want to know where I come from and who´s my dad. Maybe someone of you knows how I can find him and you can please help me. I really miss him.
Please write me an e-mail if you´ve got any ideas how i can find him.
Sincerely Chiara

If you had a family member or a friend who died at the
Dayr Yasin massacre would you ever accept the state
of Israel That not withstanding there will never be
peace in the middle east until Israel allows Palestinians
to return to the land that the were forced to leave

I just discovered your web site it is a very good idea and i appreciate it.My family is from Dier Yesen my dad name is Asad Asad his father name was (Mohammad Asad (allah ihram ah) My grandfather owned a construction company and was a big distributer of limestone witch Dier Yesen and Jerouslem is known for and England was in great debt to my grandfather and his family who were his partners i heard somewhere beteen 4-10 million witch at the time was alot . My mothers dad is Saleh Radwan. My dads cousin is Mohammad Asad you guys might know him as Abu Mahmood he sill lives in jerousalem and gives lots of lectures and lessons on the massacre Ive heard the stories from all my elders it kills me to know such people as the jews can get away with such an act and most of the ones who orginized the attack are politions now.But to get to my point Mahmood Asad and Mohammad Asad who are brothers is in the unkown grave ,you guys have posted that what i was told... is there a way you can look into this to verify.The elders dont like to talk about it too much they get extremly emotional.

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR EFFORT

Thank you for enabling me to sign this guestbook in honour of the people of Dayr Yasin. This memorial to the past is of great importantance, so we can spread the knowledge about the black pages of history and the unrecognized suffering of the Palestinian people.
One day I trust Palestinians will live at peace in a Free Palestine. As an activist for Free Palestine I am committed to contribute whatever is within my power so that we reach this aim.

I am from Deir Yasein. All of my grandparents were born and raised in Deir Yasein and they always tell me firsthand stories about their experiences. We shouldnt be sad for the people who were killed in Deir Yasein, for they are all in heaven right now, but we should always remember them. May God Bless everyone. Deir Yasein, Jenin, Sabra & Shatila, Qana, and every single city ever massacred in Falasteen is in all of our hearts. Also, we shouldn't only think about these cities, we should think about all of Palestine as one. May Allah make things easier on the people.

We, members of Liverpool friends of Palestine will be commemorating Dayr Yasin on April the 12th with a vigil in the city centre. We continue to support the plight of the Palestinians in the face of continued Israeli aggression.
"Hope lives when people remember" (Simon Wiesenthal)
Remember Dayr Yasin, remember Jenin!

Deir Yassin is in our hearts and will never be forgotten. Born and raised as a Palestinian and parents who were born and raised in Deir Yassin and experienced the horrible massacre in 1948 before having to leave.My parents taught my sibilings and I all about it and we explained everything about our village to our children. I love Deir Yassin and I pray to Allah that I can go back to it one day and pass it on to the next generations. ANA SAMIDA

Dear Palestinian Friends,
I do wish to remember the victims of Deir Yasin.
As a Christian Minister, I am deeply repentant for American Christian support of the Zionist murder and land expropriation of the people of Deri Yasin.
All men and women are my brothers and sisters.
The Zionists were acting like the Nazis, who were the arch-warcriminals of the world.
The Palestinian people are on my prayer list, and I pray that they will have a homeland of their own where they can live in peace without fear from the Zionist state of Israel.

Peace/Salaam,

Elder Gary Cummings
USA

Great article!

I have heard of Zionist Massacres before but your story on this website porvides an excellent reference.

Keep up the good work.

Information such as this,in my opinion, is far more powerful a weapon in the fight for Palestine than Bombs and Bullets.

I feel so sad for what happened to Dayr Yasin. Inshallah the land will be given back to our people on day. The land that was once ours taken so quickly without permission or a fair fight.