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Who said the Zionist colonization of Palestine brought terror to the Middle East and the world?
Menachem Begin
"As early Zionists in the U.S. and elsewhere pushed for the creation of a Jewish state, Zionists in Palestine simultaneously tried to clear the land of Muslim and Christian inhabitants and replace them with Jewish immigrants.
"This was a tall order, as Muslims and Christians accounted for more than 95 percent of the population of Palestine.[172]
"Zionists planned to try first to buy up the land until the previous inhabitants had emigrated; failing this, they would use violence to force them out.
"This dual strategy was discussed in various written documents cited by numerous Palestinian and Israeli historians.[173]
"As this colonial project grew, the indigenous Palestinians reacted with occasional bouts of violence; Zionists had anticipated this since people usually resist being expelled from their land.
"When the buyout effort was able to obtain only a few percent of the land, Zionists created a number of terrorist groups to fight against both the Palestinians and the British.
"Terrorist and future Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin later bragged that Zionists had brought terrorism both to the Middle East and to the world at large."
http://lust-for-life.org/Lust-For-L...fHowTheUSWasUsedToCreateIsrael_2014_137pp.pdf (Chp. 8;36/137)
Careful, the ones behind the creation of the zionist state of ISIS-Ra-El also control the central bank known as the Federal Reserve and all the other central banks AND the IMF, World Bank and the Bank For International Settlements...and they own USA.INC.
It's hard to miss the Rothschild connection, but creating a Jewish state in Palestine also required a lot of help from the US:
http://lust-for-life.org/Lust-For-L...fHowTheUSWasUsedToCreateIsrael_2014_137pp.pdf (cHP. 2; 12/137)
"The importance of the United States to this movement was recognized from early on.
"One of the founders of political Zionism, Max Nordau, wrote a few years after the Basel conference, 'Zionism’s only hope is the Jews of America.'[11]
"At that time, and for decades after, the large majority of Jewish Americans were not Zionists. In fact, many actively opposed Zionism. In the coming years, however, Zionists were to woo them assiduously with every means at hand.
"The extent to which Nordau‘s hope was eventually realized is indicated by the statement by a prominent author on Jewish history, Naomi Cohen, who in 2003 wrote, 'but for the financial support and political pressure of American Jews... Israel might not have been born in 1948.'[12]
"To this might be added Zionists’ success in influencing American politicians, the media, and much of the general public."
