"Mrs Sersawi, three months pregnant, saw her husband Hassan, 30, and her Egyptian brother-in-law Faraj el-Sayed Ahmed standing in the crowd of men. "We were told to walk up the road towards the Kuwaiti embassy ...............There were several hundred of us. When we got to the Cite Sportif,

Which one is it J.I.M. - the Kuwaiti Embassy or the Camille Chamoun Stadium? Or was the Citie Sportif the Kuwaiti Embassy? The Stadium was mined by the Palestinians? When were those mines cleared and by whom?

You don't really question much do you J.I.M.? I suppose as long as the narrative feeds your bigotry and bias you don't really give a damn.

Loren Jenkins of The Washington Post, Paul Eedle of Reuters - where are their reports of the hundreds killed in the Citie Sportif? Your account states that they were there their presence and appearance being mistaken as Shin Beth Operatives?

You've got bulldozers digging mass graves here, there and everywhere and yet no mass graves have ever been found in a city and amongst a population that would delight in producing evidence with which to confront the Israelis - but none have been found in the years since the IDF pulled out of Beirut.