purpose of plotting and designing the dispossession of the
             Palestinians."[4] His use of the word solely renders this sentence biased,
             and fails to consider any other reason the group may have been meeting. His
             bias and subjectivity manifest themselves throughout the book, including in
             The evidence he uses for Plan D is drawn mainly from David Ben-
             Gurion's personal diary, Israeli Defense (IDF) Archives, Hagana Archives
             and other historians' work and research on the subject. The details of the
             planning and execution of Plan Dalet take
             ...