Traces of Poison – Israel’s Dark History Revealed

In the wake of Haifa's occupation on April 23 1948 by the Zionists, under the nose of the British Mandate forces commended by General Stockwell, a man still historically discredited for this failure, thousands converged to Acre, a nearby city, which was still Arab under the "protection" of the British forces.
Acre was to be the next Zionist target. The Zionists besieged the city from the land side and started showering the population with a hail of mortar bombs day and night. Famous for its historical walls, Acre could withstand the siege for a long time. The city’s water supply comes from a nearby village, Kabri, about 10 km to the north, through an aqueduct. The Zionists injected typhoid into the aqueduct at some intermediate point, which passes through Zionist settlements.