Kafr Qasim massacre
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The <entity_0> took place in the Israeli Arab village of <entity_2> situated on the Green Line, at that time, the de facto border between <entity_4> and the Jordanian West Bank on <entity_1>. In December 2007, President of <entity_4> Shimon Peres formally apologised for the <entity_3>. Between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., in nine separate shooting incidents, the platoon led by Lt. Gabriel Dahan that was stationed in <entity_2> all together killed nineteen men, six women, ten teenage boys (age 14–17), six girls (age 12–15), and seven young boys (age 8–<entity_5>), who did not make it home before curfew. In this paper, Slyomovics notably relies upon Ibrahim Sarsur's testimony, which concluded: "Until today in <entity_2>, there is no one who agrees with the manner of treatment of the government of <entity_4> concerning the <entity_3> and its consequences." In October 2006, Yuli Tamir, the education minister in <entity_4>, ordered schools around the country to observe the <entity_0> and to reflect upon the need to disobey illegal orders. In December 2007, President of <entity_4> Shimon Peres apologised for the <entity_3>. The townspeople of <entity_2> annually observe the <entity_3> and several memorial monuments have been raised since 1976. He called it an 'atrocious <entity_3>', 'a terrible crime' that weighed heavily on the collective conscience of the State of <entity_4>. Shadami described his trial as staged so as to "keep <entity_4>’s security and political elite – including Prime Minister Ben-Gurion, IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Dayan, and GOC Central Command (and later chief of staff) Tzvi Tzur – from having to take responsibility for the <entity_3>."
['massacre']