Bloggers commemorate the tragedy 60 years later.

Zeinobia wrote a new post about the massacre in her blog saying

The blogosphere was swarming with tributes to the victims of the massacre. DesertPeace posted a video tribute Political blog, Pulse, recounted the gruesome tragedy

Marcy Newman at Body on the Line argues that marking the anniversary is in vain while the plight of Palestinian refugees continues to be ignored

Various witnesses reported horrifying details of the massacre.

Palestinian Haitham Sabbah links to DeirYassin site and writes

The result of the massacre may be estimated to at least 200 dead.

The next footage depicts the aftermath of a massacre showing children bodies, and human parts covered with blood.

It is estimated that 1.5 million people perished.

Sabbah also links to for the Institute for Middle East Understanding website, which has more information about the massacre.

There is apparently no shortage of young, unemployed men willing to join the carnage.

If not for the Cold War s end, the West would not have let China off the hook over those killings.

At some point, the international community may have to intervene to prevent or mitigate such a massacre.

Sixteen years have passed, but the pain remains, buried in the hearts and minds of the people.

However (at least as of December 10, 1998) no group had admitted to the massacre.

Until then, it seems well worth pursuing efforts that would help to abate the carnage.

They shot whoever they saw, women and children included, the commanders did not try to stop the massacre .

Detainees inside the prison have been sharing their ordeal, and calling on human rights groups to intervene to stop a possible massacre.

Between 1985 and 1986, survivors and descendants of the massacre began forming a network called the Rosewood Family Reunion.

The Arab League wants the international community to end the carnage, but without using force.

Oblivious, apparently, to the dreadfulness of the situation, they failed to sound the alarm properly and did nothing to intervene.

Moore focuses on the background and environment in which the massacre took place and some common public opinions and assumptions about related issues.

We hold the international community and human rights organizations responsible for the massacre, which is expected to be committed in the prison by the regime.

When the first Soviet soldiers came up our little street in the Western suburbs of Berlin, we knew that the great slaughter was coming to an end.

If we continue to delay military action, we will have to intervene with greater force when the carnage spreads to Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Turkey, and Iraq.

Yet there is not a shred of evidence to support bipartisan claims that this ongoing carnage is the result of outsourcing US manufacturing jobs to China.

Yet the aftermath of the massacre is in many ways turning out to be as dramatic and grisly as the event itself.

Indeed, some saw the creation of the ICTY as a poor substitute for the military intervention that was needed to halt the slaughter.

Unless the world is content to watch the carnage continue, the Syrian regime and its instruments of oppression must be removed.

)However, some have raised questions about the possibility of government involvement, in light of the army's apparent refusal to help.

I traveled to Beijing to participate as an activist in Tiananmen Square, where I narrowly escaped the massacre and was able to make my way back to the US.

Whether or not Modi bears direct responsibility for the pogrom, he certainly cannot claim to have acted as Patel did.

To discuss the massacre and the unlawful arrests, Mahmoud Saber posted a link to his blog and on Facebook announcing the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights Convention.

Nepal fleetingly made headlines after the 2001 palace massacre of the previous monarch and his family.

Although the Court ruled that genocide had taken place, it decided that Serbia was not responsible under international law.

LONDON The proposal by the United States and Russia to hold a diplomatic conference to end the carnage in Syria deserves a less skeptical reaction than it has received.

Though some hawks called for only muted criticism of the regime, the US had no choice but to condemn the massacre and be expelled.

Earlier this year, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) found Serbia guilty of failing to prevent the massacre of more than 7,000 Bosnian Muslim men in Srebrenica.

The film tracks the events surrounding three Algerian brothers over a 35 year period, and brings to light aspects of the massacre that had been considered taboo in France.

Attending The World sheds light on the political reasons behind the massacre, quoting Menachem Begin, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and the first Likud Prime Minister of Israel

The massacre occurred under the watch of the Israeli Defense Force, who at the time had gained control of West Beirut, guarded the entrances to the camps, and lit flares at night to provide visibility to their Lebanese allies.

The Australian government strongly opposes whaling, yet it permits the killing of millions of kangaroos each year a slaughter that involves a great deal of animal suffering.

His own image has been tarnished by his inaction (or worse) during the massacre of more than a thousand Gujarati Muslims in a pogrom on his watch in 2002.

The moral consciousness of the world demands that this massacre be adequately accounted for as an act of genocide and that its victims be remembered just as those of Baby Yar, Khatyn and Srebrenica.

The ICJ, which instead deals with controversies between states, was faced with Bosnia s claim that Serbia was responsible for the Srebrenica massacre.