This is a unique document. It was published in Yediot Aharonot, Israel's most widely circulated tabloid paper, on May 31, 2002. It is the first absolutely sincere Israeli eye-witness testimony on what actually happened in Jenin, by one of those who did it and are proud of it.

Apart from the shocking revelations, this is also a startling human document.

After publication - and in spite of it - the unit to which the man belongs received from the army command an official citation for outstanding service.

• I entered Jenin, driven by madness, by desperation, in the worst condition possible. I told my wife: "If anything happens to me, at least someone will take care of you".
• The funny bit was, I didn't even know how to operate the D-9.
• Within two hours, they taught me to drive forwards, and make a flat surface.
• I tied the 'Beitar' football team flag to the back of the tractor and told them: "Move away, let me work.".
• For three days, I just erased and erased.
• I kept drinking whisky to fight off fatigue.
• I didn't see dead bodies under the blade of the D-9, but I don't care if there where any.

Moshe Nissim, nicknamed "Kurdi Bear