NAZISM AND ARAB PALESTINE SINCE 1932
1932:
"Palestine Arabs Are with Hitler in His Enmity to Jews Says Grand Mufti’s Organ.."
March 31, 1932.
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1933:
"Noble Hitler" — Says "Falastin " — The Palestine Post 22 May 1933
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1934:
Emil Ghuri (Ghory) in his 'Arab Federation', that the Arabs support persecuting the Jews in Nazi Germany:
"Hitler whom the Arabs admire very much."
The Palestine Post, 16 July 1934.
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1934-1936: Arabs boycott Jews with Swastikas.
Arabs Use Swastika in Fight for Trade of Jews in Holy Land.
JTA, Aug 14, 1934 .
Arabic posters with the swastika prominently displayed and advocating a boycott of all Jewish stores have suddenly appeared in Arab shop windows in Jerusalem and Haifa. At the same time walls in the two cities were placarded with the Arabic swastika posters. The anti-Jewish boycott movement...
www.jta.org
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1935:
When in 1935 delegates returned from an Arab youth conference in Haifa, their train to Afula bore a large swastika chalked on one of the coaches with an Arabic inscription beneath it reading "Germany over All." [ألمانيا فوق كل شيء].
It then continued for some time.
'Palestine Train Flies Swastika.'
Haifa-Damascus train flies swastika.
The New York Times, May 13, 1935 .
Palestine Train Flies Swastika. (Published 1935).
Haifa-Damascus train flies swastika
www.nytimes.com
'Swastikas On Haifa Train.'
The Chronicler-Spokesman, 17 May 1935
'Swastika Decorates Palestine Train.'
The Sentinel, 6 June 1935
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1935:
Arabs Ask Hitler Bar Sale of Land to Jews.
Daily Bulletin. JTA,
June 9, 1935
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1935:
Arabs in Haifa form Nazi club, called 'Red Moon'.
Arab youths here have organized a Nazi club, it was learned today. The club has already established headquarters and goes under the name of “The Red Moon.” Apparently the organization has strong backers, for all of its deficits are promptly met, and it seems able to draw upon unlimited financial...
www.jta.org
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1936
1936 was not a good year for democracy. The Fascist countries were seen as successful by many people. Every step taken by Hitler or Mussolini met with hesitation and trepidation on the part of the leaders of the free world. Hitler armed Germany, contraven-ing the Treaty of Versailles. The Wehrmacht marched to the Rhineland; this was a blatant violation of the Locarno Pact, according to which Germany was to keep the area demilitarized. France, which was directly affected by this move, reacted merely with protests.
During that same year, 1936, a high-ranking political refugee came to Jerusalem — Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia. The Emperor's exile symbolized a loss of deterrent power on the part of Britain, which could not prevent Ethiopia from falling to the Italians.
The Arabs of Jerusalem closely observed this ally of Britain — now an exiled refugee, a living symbol of the change in the balance of world power. Mussolini, the Italian dictator, displayed much interest in the Arabs. The dream of "II Duce" was to transform the Mediterranean into an Italian sea, as it had been during the glorious days of the Roman Empire. But fulfillment of this vision was hampered by the British Navy. Mussolini therefore sought an ally against the common enemy, Britain. Italian propaganda began to present him as the "Protector of Islam." He quickly found what he was looking for in the leader of the Palestinian Arab national movement, the Mufti, Haj Amin al-Husseini.
In Jerusalem, the Arabs knew that the time was right for demanding concessions from Britain. Swastikas and slogans expressing their feelings were inscribed upon the walls of the city. Against this international political background an Arab revolt broke out in Palestine.
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1936:
Bensoussan, G. (2019). Jews in Arab Countries: The Great Uprooting. United States: Indiana University Press, p.271
In this new history, French author Georges Bensoussan retells the story of what life was like for Jews in the Arab world since 1850. During the early years of this time, it was widely believed that Jewish life in Arab lands was peaceful. Jews were protected by law and suffered much less...
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A process of Nazification operated in several regions of the Arab world, including in Palestine where, during the Summer of 1934, swastikas appear on walls.
March, 1936, in correspondence with Berlin the German Consul in Jaffa, Timotheus Wurst, states his assurance that Palestinian Muslims are "profoundly impressed by Fascist—and above all Nazi—theories and conceptions. Nazism, with its hostility toward the Jews, has made friendly Palestinian Arab heartstrings resonate ... and Adolf Hitler is without any dispute the most important man of the twentieth century. The popularity of our Führer is so great that there is practically no Arab, not even the simplest fellah, who does not know the name Hitler."
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1936:
Hitler's "Mein Kampf" in Arabic best seller in Palestine, Iraq, Syria and other Arabic lands...
The Canadian Jewish Chronicle, Dec 4, 1936 (p.7)
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1937:
All Arabs in Palestine celebrate Muhammad's birthday with Hitler photos...
New York Times, May 23, 1937.
Cheered by Palestine Arabs celebrating Mohammed's birthday
www.nytimes.com
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1937
Documents revealed:
German documents photographed and sent to Whitehall by an American spy revealed that in 1937, German officials had calculated that “Palestine under Arab rule would… become one of the few countries where we could count on a strong sympathy for the new Germany.”
‘Arabs admire our Fuhrer’
“The Palestinian Arabs show on all levels a great sympathy for the new Germany and its Fuhrer, a sympathy whose value is particularly high as it is based on a purely ideological foundation,” a Nazi official in Palestine wrote in a letter to Berlin in 1937. He added: “Most important for the sympathies which Arabs now feel towards Germany is their admiration for our Fuhrer, especially during the unrests, I often had an opportunity to see how far these sympathies extend. When faced with a dangerous behaviour of an Arab mass, when one said that one was German, this was already generally a free pass.”
A second Nazi agent, Dr. Franz Reichart, was reported to be actively working with Palestinian Arabs by the British Criminal Investigation Division “to help coordinate Arab and German propaganda.” Reichart was also head of the German Telegraphic Agency in Jerusalem.
German records show that the Nazis viewed the establishment of a Jewish state with great concern.
British National Archives unveil presence of Nazi S.S. agents in Mandatory Palestine, working closely with Palestinian leaders
www.ynet.co.il
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Arabs Hail Hitler As Racial Friend (Sep. 1938).
Prescott Evening Courier, Sep 13, 1938 (p.1)
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Goebbels in 1938: "in Palestine... the Arabs admire the fuhrer as though he were holy".
Zimmermann, Moshe. Germans Against Germans: The Fate of the Jews, 1938–1945. United States, Indiana University Press, 2022,
p. 201.
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Journalist John Gunther in 1939: "Hitler is tremendously popular with the Arabs... The greatest contemporary Arab hero is – Adolf Hitler."
Gunther, John. Inside Asia. United Kingdom, Harper, 1939, p.528.
Link
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1940:
'Pathfinder' magazine, March 16, 1940:
"Palestine's Arabs admire Hitler for his Jew-baiting."
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1941 poll: 88% of Palestine Arabs for Hitler.
Nakba was result of Palestinians backing Nazis during WWII.
Opinion: The longer only one side of the so-called Palestinian Catastrophe is cultivated, the longer hatred will continue to be nurtured, while historical facts point to Palestinians openly supporting Nazi propaganda during WWII
www.ynetnews.com
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Photographic Evidence Shows Palestinian Leader Amin al-Husseini at a Nazi Concentration Camp
An analysis of photographs sold at a Jerusalem auction house offers new insight into the role of foreign accomplices in Hitler’s Final Solution
An analysis of photographs sold at a Jerusalem auction house offers new insight into the role of foreign accomplices in Hitler’s Final Solution
www.tabletmag.com
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Palestine pan Arab leader, the Mufti: 1942, planned crematorium in the holy land.
The Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini, meets with Adolf Hitler in 1941. Photo: German Federal Archives via Wikimedia Commons. …
www.algemeiner.com
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August 1942
CIA (OSS) report described most Palestinian Arabs as radical, harboring anti-Jewish hatred and eagerly enthusiastic awaiting Germany's E. Rommel’s advance to act against Jews and seize their property..
Herf, J. Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World. Yale University Press, 2009, p.
139
This groundbreaking history connects Nazi Germany’s Arabic-language propaganda during World War II to anti-Semitism in the Middle East in the decades since.Jeffrey Herf, a leading scholar in the field, offers the most extensive examination to date of Nazi propaganda activities targeting Arabs...
books.google.com
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General Charles de Gaulle noted in 1968 that in 1941, Palestinian Jews fought with the Allies, while “the Arabs… were on the other side.”
Cohen, S. De Gaulle, les gaullistes et Israël. A. Moreau, 1974, p.30.
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CONFESSIONS:
Ahmad
Shukeiri (Shukairy, Shuqayri):
We prayed and cheered for Hitler.
*Encounter. United Kingdom, Encounter Limited, 1972,
p.76 .
*Kedourie, Elie. Arabic Political Memoirs and Other Studies. United Kingdom, Taylor & Francis, 2012,
p. 190 .
*Milstein, Uri. History of the War of Independence: A nation girds for war. United Kingdom, University Press of America, 1996, p. 160.
Aḥmad Shuqayrī, Beirut: Dār al-Nahār, 1969, p.196:
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Our sympathies were with the Axis countries, headed by Hitler who led them from victory to victory. With our sympathies, our prayers were for victory for Germany."
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PLO:
PLO Official: We Supported the Nazis in WWII. INN, Dec 9, 2013.
Former political bureau head of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) removes any doubt over Arab support for Nazi Germany....
Qaddoumi replied, “Germany, yes. This was common among the Palestinians,
especially since our enemy was Zionism, and we saw that Zionism was hostile to Germany, and vice versa.”
These remarks are just the latest evidence of the Arab support for Nazis and for genocide of Jews....
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1948:
Hitler's army are active with many groups of Arab invaders in Palestine.
Palestine. (1948). United States: AZC, vol. 5, p. 31.
• The most important leader of the Palestinian military forces in the 1947-49 war, Fawzi al-Qawuqji, also spent World War II in Berlin, calling for a German-Arab alliance based on their shared opposition to "the role of Jews and their intrigues.""
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1950s-1970:
• A fondness for Hitler and Nazism was rife in the Arab world after World War II. In 1956 a Muslim Brotherhood newspaper in Damascus declared, "One cannot forget that Hitler enjoys high esteem in the Arab world, unlike in Europe. His name awakens sympathy and enthusiasm in the hearts of our supporters." On the eve of Adolf Eichmann's trial, the (ruled under ed.)] Jordanian ("Palestinian" Ed.) Jerusalem Times published an open letter to him, calling his role in the Holocaust "a blessing to humanity" and looking forward to "the liquidation of the remaining six million." At a meeting with Kamal Jumblatt in 1974, Hafez el-Assad also noted that the Arabs thought of Hitler "in a positive way," upon which Jumblatt added, "National Socialism should be revived a bit.""
Fleischacker, Sam. "CHAPTER 13 Three Paradigms for Understanding the Israel-Palestine Conflict". Israel-Palestine: Lands and Peoples, edited by Omer Bartov, New York, Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2021, pp. 261-281.
CHAPTER 13 Three Paradigms for Understanding the Israel-Palestine Conflict
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1960s:
Hitler's Mein Kampi Still A Best Seller. - Page 44
Edmonton Journal · 24 Mar 1965 ·
... Hitler is admired as a political clairvoyant. Arabs admire his "vision" concerning the Jewish "problem,"...
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1970s/1980s
Report Confirms Cooperation Between Neo-nazis and PLO.
The annual report of the West German security services released here today for the first time officially confirms that there is cooperation between neo-Nazis in this country and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
August 11, 1981
The annual report of the West German security services released here today for the first time officially confirms that there is cooperation between neo-Nazis in this country and the Palestine Liberation Organization. It is also the most detailed annual survey of rightwing and leftwing extremism...
www.jta.org
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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in the 1980s:
It was 1989, and Hamas was in its early stages with only 500 members. Koubi understood the grave danger Israel was facing from this terrorist organization and warned Israeli leaders. “I told them, ‘Let’s eliminate them now when they’re still small before it grows to monstrous proportions.’ They were all in our hands, in our prison. I knew back then that Hamas wouldn’t surrender; they fight to be martyrs. I remember interrogating Sinwar; he had the piercing eyes of a murderer. This man was completely emotionless, a brutal killer. I called him a Nazi and told everyone possible that this organization must be eliminated, but they didn’t listen to me. We found many ‘Mein Kampf’ books in his house as well as rubber knives. He was in charge of education in Gaza and would distribute them in day care to two-year-olds, where they would hold a competition over who would kill more Jews..
Koubi arrived in Los Angeles at the invitation of Beit Halochem (Hebrew for House of Warriors), rehabilitation centers that serve over 50,000 disabled veterans and their family members.
jewishjournal.com
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Today
'Wake up Hitler, there are still people to burn,' in Palestinian textbooks.
Despite promises to the contrary, UNRWA continues to employ educational staff that routinely advocate hatred and violence against Jews, even going so far as praising Hitler; 'UNRWA is fully culpable in this fiasco,' says UN watchdog.
Itamar Eichner | published: 03.15.23 .
Despite promises to the contrary, UNRWA continues to employ educational staff that routinely advocate hatred and violence against Jews, even going so far as praising Hitler; 'UNRWA is fully culpable in this fiasco,' says UN watchdog
www.ynetnews.com
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Why Nazis attend Palestinian college rallies.
Nov 9, 2023 — Why Nazis attend Palestinian college rallies ... Why are white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups popping up at pro-Palestinian...
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De-Nazify the Palestinian leadership
Moderates can only emerge if the dark legacy of the Mufti is expunged.
(Sep. 24, 2023 / JNS)
Moderates can only emerge if the dark legacy of the Mufti is expunged.
www.jns.org
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Mein Kampf in Gaza—and Beyond.
In more recent years, Hitler’s manifesto has continued to enjoy considerable popularity in the Arab world.
November 25, 2023.
In more recent years, Hitler’s manifesto has continued to enjoy considerable popularity in the Arab world.
jewishjournal.com
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No need to apologize: Hamas are indeed the New Nazis.
The PalestiNazis, if we are to put this in a nutshell, aspire to complete what the Nazis failed to do – the destruction of the Jewish people. The time has come for us to finally take them seriously and simply believe them, that they fully intend to do what they say. As now, it is not only their words that speak for themselves, but their actions too.
03-03-2024.
"Hitler" – the preacher Massoud Rian once informed his audience – "was sent by Allah to punish the Jews for their bad behavior... and the Jews well and truly deserve their punishment." Rian delivered his inflammatory filth as part of the "enlightened" Jewish-Arab struggle against the demolition of the illegal construction site of Khan al-Ahmar, not far from the location of the fatal terrorist attack perpetrated by three PalestiNazis near the town of Ma'ale Adumim just last week. His "illuminating" words were broadcast live on Palestinian TV.
Hitler (of cursed memory) has a number of advocates among the Palestinians. And not only among Hamas.
"Hitler" – the preacher Massoud Rian once informed his audience – "was sent by Allah to punish the Jews for their bad behavior... and the Jews well and truly deserve their punishment." Rian delivered his inflammatory filth as part of the "enlightened" Jewish-Arab struggle against the demolition...
www.israelhayom.com
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...calls out student 'Hitlers,' antisemitism on college campuses: 'Open your eyes'...
CNN commentator Scott Jennings addressed former Trump chief of staff John Kelly's claim that former President Trump once spoke favorably of Hitler.
www.foxnews.com
