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Not Reading Between the Lines Gives Only a Superficial ImpressionA century after the "Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" was
proven to be a hoax, Arabic media continues to believe that they are true. All of these articles are from within the past month.
Egypt's popular Seventh Day news site celebrated the birthday of the first person to translate the Protocols into Arabic.
Iraq's Kitabat quotes them as an aside in an article on political money to prove the point that controlling the media and money is a decisive factor in politics.
An Amman news site says that one should not believe the "Pandora Papers" accusations against Jordan's King Abdullah because the media is under Zionist control, as the Protocols prove.
A Jordanian writer in Al Quds says, as an aside, that luxury items should be eschewed because the Protocols say that Jews use luxury items to control everyone else.
Last but not least, Dr. Ghazi Hussein - an elder Palestinian statesman whom we recently quoted - wrote an entire article in Al Majd filled with Jew-hatred based on the Protocols. Excerpts:
(full article online)
Recent articles in Arabic consistently accept the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" as true
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The true focus of the Protocols is not the Jews, but democratic movements that threaten the hereditary ruling class. The spoiled, sheltered, and paranoiac birth-elitists can't very well openly show their contempt for their people's Unfortunate Sons, so they don't really criticize these movements with any rational objections; they just say that the Jews control them and will subjugate anyone who follows the movements out of belief in democratic ideals. The security of the ruling class through using boogeyman scare stories has always been the ulterior purpose of using the Jews as scapegoats. When the Jews get kicked out of so many countries, ask who is doing the kicking.