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Four days before Israel declared independence, Golda Meir made a desperate secret trip to Amman. Disguised as an Arab woman, she met with King Abdullah of Transjordan — an Arab leader who acknowledged Jewish rights to the Land & who many hoped may choose peace. Abdullah had long kept... private contacts with Zionist leaders. He dreamed of a Greater Syria under Hashemite rule and saw cooperation with the Jews as strategically useful. In their November 1947 meeting, he had hinted at possible accommodation. But by May 1948, the Arab world was locked in rejection. Abdullah told Golda he was now “one of several” — no longer free to act alone. Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon were all committed to destroying the Jewish state the moment it was born. He still wanted peace with his Jewish neighbors. But he felt trapped. Before they parted, the King looked at Golda and said these remarkable words: “I believe with all my heart that divine providence has brought you back here, restoring you to the Semitic East which needs your knowledge and initiative. Conditions are now difficult, but be patient.” It was a poignant, almost prophetic farewell. King Abdullah paid for his pragmatism with his life. On July 20, 1951, while visiting Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, he was assassinated by a local Arab gunman acting on orders from the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem and Nazi war criminal, Amin al-Husseini. Peace with Jews was considered treason. This became a tragic pattern: moderate Arab leaders who dared acknowledge Jewish rights or seek accommodation were sidelined, exiled, or killed. From 1948 onward, maximalist rejectionism has been rewarded while moderation has been punished. Yet the Jewish state survived — and thrived anyway.show more

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Emir Feisal, the most respected leader of the Arab world, welcomed and pushed for Zionism as early as 1918 (30 years before Israel’s independence), but extremists ensured peace never stood a chance. Before World War I, neither Arabs nor Jews had states. The Middle East was ruled by the decaying Ottoman Turkish Empire. In 1918, Emir Feisal was the undisputed Arab leader — son of the Sharif of Mecca, direct descendant of Muhammad, commander of the Arab Revolt, and the most beloved Arab figure of his time. Feisal met Zionist leader Dr. Chaim Weizmann in Aqaba and saw Palestine — which he called “Southern Syria” and Jews called Eretz Israel — as a neglected, barren, malaria-ridden wasteland under Ottoman rule. He believed Jewish energy and know-how would transform it into a garden — and benefit Arabs too. Even a previously anti-Zionist British delegate at the Paris Peace Conference, Philip Noel-Baker, said he was “converted to Zionism” by Feisal, who told him: “Of course we want the Zionists to come into Palestine ... now so arid and so much of it a desert will be transformed. It will become a garden ... blossom like the rose.” In January 1919, Feisal and Weizmann signed a formal agreement recognizing “the racial kinship and ancient bonds” between Arabs and Jews. Feisal accepted the Balfour Declaration and supported a Jewish National Home with large-scale Jewish immigration. Three months later, Feisal wrote an extraordinary letter to American Zionist leader Felix Frankfurter: “We feel that the Arabs and Jews are cousins in race ... We Arabs, especially the educated among us, look with the deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement ... We wish the Jews a most hearty welcome home ... There is room in Syria for us both. Indeed I think that neither can be a real success without the other.” This was not fringe opinion. This was the official position of the recognized leader of the Arab world. Then it all collapsed. In April 1920, radical Arab mobs incited by a young Amin al-Husseini (the future Nazi-collaborating Grand Mufti) rampaged through Jerusalem for four days during the Nebi Musa festival. They chanted “Slaughter the Jews!” and “The Jews are our dogs!” Shops, homes, and synagogues were looted. Jews were beaten, raped, and murdered in the streets. British officers with antisemitic views quietly encouraged the violence to demonstrate Arab rejection of Zionism. Moderates who supported Feisal’s vision were sidelined or silenced — often through intimidation. Al-Husseini consolidated power and turned rejection of any Jewish presence into the dominant Arab position. Feisal was soon driven out of Syria by the French. With the pragmatic pan-Arab leader gone, extremists filled the vacuum. One brief moment in 1918–1919 showed peaceful coexistence was possible. The Arab world’s most respected leader welcomed a Jewish national home. Then the extremists took over — and we’ve lived with the tragic consequences ever since.

Emir Feisal, the most respected leader of the Arab world, welcomed and pushed for Zionism as early as 1918 (30 years before Israel’s independence), but extremists ensured peace never stood a chance. Before World War I, neither Arabs nor Jews had states. The Middle East was ruled by the decaying Ottoman Turkish Empire. In 1918, Emir Feisal was the undisputed Arab leader — son of the Sharif of Mecca, direct descendant of Muhammad, commander of the Arab Revolt, and the most beloved Arab figure of his time. Feisal met Zionist leader Dr. Chaim Weizmann in Aqaba and saw Palestine — which he called “Southern Syria” and Jews called Eretz Israel — as a neglected, barren, malaria-ridden wasteland under Ottoman rule. He believed Jewish energy and know-how would transform it into a garden — and benefit Arabs too. Even a previously anti-Zionist British delegate at the Paris Peace Conference, Philip Noel-Baker, said he was “converted to Zionism” by Feisal, who told him: “Of course we want the Zionists to come into Palestine ... now so arid and so much of it a desert will be transformed. It will become a garden ... blossom like the rose.” In January 1919, Feisal and Weizmann signed a formal agreement recognizing “the racial kinship and ancient bonds” between Arabs and Jews. Feisal accepted the Balfour Declaration and supported a Jewish National Home with large-scale Jewish immigration. Three months later, Feisal wrote an extraordinary letter to American Zionist leader Felix Frankfurter: “We feel that the Arabs and Jews are cousins in race ... We Arabs, especially the educated among us, look with the deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement ... We wish the Jews a most hearty welcome home ... There is room in Syria for us both. Indeed I think that neither can be a real success without the other.” This was not fringe opinion. This was the official position of the recognized leader of the Arab world. Then it all collapsed. In April 1920, radical Arab mobs incited by a young Amin al-Husseini (the future Nazi-collaborating Grand Mufti) rampaged through Jerusalem for four days during the Nebi Musa festival. They chanted “Slaughter the Jews!” and “The Jews are our dogs!” Shops, homes, and synagogues were looted. Jews were beaten, raped, and murdered in the streets. British officers with antisemitic views quietly encouraged the violence to demonstrate Arab rejection of Zionism. Moderates who supported Feisal’s vision were sidelined or silenced — often through intimidation. Al-Husseini consolidated power and turned rejection of any Jewish presence into the dominant Arab position. Feisal was soon driven out of Syria by the French. With the pragmatic pan-Arab leader gone, extremists filled the vacuum. One brief moment in 1918–1919 showed peaceful coexistence was possible. The Arab world’s most respected leader welcomed a Jewish national home. Then the extremists took over — and we’ve lived with the tragic consequences ever since.

Captain Allen

85,337 views • 3 months ago

Top British attorney Natasha Hausdorff stunned the audience by completely destroying the Palestinian narrative about the conflict. Palestine never existed as a sovereign Arab state. The British Mandate of Palestine was a British regime that gained control of the land of Israel due to the fall of the Ottoman Empire after 1917. Jews lived in the Holy Land (ie, the Old Yishuv) for centuries. Including under the control of the Ottoman Empire, when Jews were the majority of residents in Jerusalem. Before 1909, Tel Aviv was a desert land. The empty land was bought legally by the Jews who turned it over the years into a prosperous city. Not a single Arab was thrown out of his home or cave by the Jews, who again, bought desert lands in the Land of Israel legally and built the kibbutzim (agricultural towns). After the British government turned the mandate back to the U.N., the Arab-Muslim world rejected the UN partition plan and declared war not only against Israel, but also against their own Jewish population. The Arab states ethnically cleansed most of their Jewish population. Most of the Jewish refugees moved to Israel where the armies of Jordan, Syria, Iraq and Egypt joined forces and declared war along with the local Arab population with the public goal of "pushing all the Jews into the sea". During the war of independence the Arab armies who started this war, ordered the local Arabs to leave the combat zones and allow them to annihilate the Jews living there. Some Arabs were also forcibly evacuated during the fighting and moved to nearby territories under the control of Egypt and Jordan (Gaza and the West Bank). Israel has never committed and never will commit genocide. In fact by defending itself Israel is preventing another genocide of Jews. Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran’s regime are the obstacles to peace in the Middle East! Please retweet this post and follow me if you support Israel’s right to exist and its right to defend itself 🙏

Top British attorney Natasha Hausdorff stunned the audience by completely destroying the Palestinian narrative about the conflict. Palestine never existed as a sovereign Arab state. The British Mandate of Palestine was a British regime that gained control of the land of Israel due to the fall of the Ottoman Empire after 1917. Jews lived in the Holy Land (ie, the Old Yishuv) for centuries. Including under the control of the Ottoman Empire, when Jews were the majority of residents in Jerusalem. Before 1909, Tel Aviv was a desert land. The empty land was bought legally by the Jews who turned it over the years into a prosperous city. Not a single Arab was thrown out of his home or cave by the Jews, who again, bought desert lands in the Land of Israel legally and built the kibbutzim (agricultural towns). After the British government turned the mandate back to the U.N., the Arab-Muslim world rejected the UN partition plan and declared war not only against Israel, but also against their own Jewish population. The Arab states ethnically cleansed most of their Jewish population. Most of the Jewish refugees moved to Israel where the armies of Jordan, Syria, Iraq and Egypt joined forces and declared war along with the local Arab population with the public goal of "pushing all the Jews into the sea". During the war of independence the Arab armies who started this war, ordered the local Arabs to leave the combat zones and allow them to annihilate the Jews living there. Some Arabs were also forcibly evacuated during the fighting and moved to nearby territories under the control of Egypt and Jordan (Gaza and the West Bank). Israel has never committed and never will commit genocide. In fact by defending itself Israel is preventing another genocide of Jews. Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran’s regime are the obstacles to peace in the Middle East! Please retweet this post and follow me if you support Israel’s right to exist and its right to defend itself 🙏

Liza Rosen

1,280,215 views • 1 year ago

This Day (May 6) in 1943, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem wrote the Bulgarian Foreign Minister demanding Jewish children be sent to Poland — not British Mandate Palestine — so they could be murdered. While living as Hitler’s honored guest in Berlin, Grand Mufti Amin al-Husseini — the highest religious authority among Palestinian Arabs — sent a chilling letter to the Bulgarian Foreign Minister. Bulgaria was preparing to allow 4,000 Jewish children and 500 Jewish adults to emigrate to safety in British Mandate Palestine. The Mufti was furious. He immediately intervened with his confidants Himmler and von Ribbentrop to cancel the plan and insisted the Jews — including the children — be sent to Poland instead, where they would be under “strict control.” The Mufti knew exactly what “strict control” in Poland meant in 1943. He had personally toured Nazi concentration camps as a VIP guest of the SS and was impressed by the efficiency at which they killed Jews. The Mufti had already spent years in Berlin broadcasting Nazi radio propaganda calling for the extermination of Jews across the Arab world. He actively recruited Muslims for Waffen-SS units. He lobbied Hitler directly to ensure no Jews would escape to British Mandate Palestine. On November 28, 1941, Hitler had assured him: “Germany is determined… to call on the European nations one by one to solve the Jewish problem and, at the proper moment, to address the same appeal to non-European peoples.” The Mufti took that promise seriously and worked tirelessly to make sure it was fulfilled. Even after the war, the Nazi-Arab alliance against Jews continued. Arab states (especially Egypt and Syria) recruited former Nazi war criminals and rocket scientists to build missile programs to target Israel and modernize anti-Israel propaganda with Nazi antisemitic imagery and tactics, giving these Nazis the opportunity to continue the Holocaust, but now against the Jewish state. The Mufti’s letter on May 6, 1943, is a stark reminder that the goal was never “borders” for two states. The goal was the elimination of Jews. That same eliminationist ideology has never gone away. It has simply found new flowery language and new champions for the "cause."

This Day (May 6) in 1943, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem wrote the Bulgarian Foreign Minister demanding Jewish children be sent to Poland — not British Mandate Palestine — so they could be murdered. While living as Hitler’s honored guest in Berlin, Grand Mufti Amin al-Husseini — the highest religious authority among Palestinian Arabs — sent a chilling letter to the Bulgarian Foreign Minister. Bulgaria was preparing to allow 4,000 Jewish children and 500 Jewish adults to emigrate to safety in British Mandate Palestine. The Mufti was furious. He immediately intervened with his confidants Himmler and von Ribbentrop to cancel the plan and insisted the Jews — including the children — be sent to Poland instead, where they would be under “strict control.” The Mufti knew exactly what “strict control” in Poland meant in 1943. He had personally toured Nazi concentration camps as a VIP guest of the SS and was impressed by the efficiency at which they killed Jews. The Mufti had already spent years in Berlin broadcasting Nazi radio propaganda calling for the extermination of Jews across the Arab world. He actively recruited Muslims for Waffen-SS units. He lobbied Hitler directly to ensure no Jews would escape to British Mandate Palestine. On November 28, 1941, Hitler had assured him: “Germany is determined… to call on the European nations one by one to solve the Jewish problem and, at the proper moment, to address the same appeal to non-European peoples.” The Mufti took that promise seriously and worked tirelessly to make sure it was fulfilled. Even after the war, the Nazi-Arab alliance against Jews continued. Arab states (especially Egypt and Syria) recruited former Nazi war criminals and rocket scientists to build missile programs to target Israel and modernize anti-Israel propaganda with Nazi antisemitic imagery and tactics, giving these Nazis the opportunity to continue the Holocaust, but now against the Jewish state. The Mufti’s letter on May 6, 1943, is a stark reminder that the goal was never “borders” for two states. The goal was the elimination of Jews. That same eliminationist ideology has never gone away. It has simply found new flowery language and new champions for the "cause."

Captain Allen

92,098 views • 3 months ago

Abdul El-Sayed needs to work through what a Jewish state means before he can affirm it. He told a room of Jewish supporters in Michigan last week that he could not answer the question without first unpacking whether Israel is Jewish by faith, by power, or by majority. My grandmother Hela did not need to work through it. She was put on a plane out of Baghdad because in June 1941 a mob killed 180 Jews in two days, and the message to a community that had lived there for 2,600 years was clear. Over the following decade, 850,000 Jews were forced out of Arab and Muslim-majority countries. She did not need a definition of a Jewish state. She needed a door. Israel was the only one that opened. That is what a Jewish state means. You can struggle with the question for as long as you like. My grandmother did not have the time.

Abdul El-Sayed needs to work through what a Jewish state means before he can affirm it. He told a room of Jewish supporters in Michigan last week that he could not answer the question without first unpacking whether Israel is Jewish by faith, by power, or by majority. My grandmother Hela did not need to work through it. She was put on a plane out of Baghdad because in June 1941 a mob killed 180 Jews in two days, and the message to a community that had lived there for 2,600 years was clear. Over the following decade, 850,000 Jews were forced out of Arab and Muslim-majority countries. She did not need a definition of a Jewish state. She needed a door. Israel was the only one that opened. That is what a Jewish state means. You can struggle with the question for as long as you like. My grandmother did not have the time.

Hen Mazzig

35,102 views • 2 months ago

The “Nakba” didn’t begin in 1948. The “Nakba” - a term originally coined by Constantin Zureiq to describe the “catastrophe” of 7 Arab armies failing to “erase Zionism”, didn’t begin with the official Arab invasion into the land of Israel on May 1948. It began on November 30th 1947 - one day after the United Nations voted on the partition plan for creating a Jewish state on Jewish majority owned land, and an Arab state on Arab majority owned land. A solution that would have required no one to leave their homes. Instead of accepting the plan and establishing an Arab state, the Palestinian Arab leadership Initiated a war - beginning with the Fajja bus attacks on November 30th 1947, the attacks on Mamilla shopping center on December 2nd 1947, the attack on Kibbutz Efal on December 4th, and the large scale attack of the “Holy Jihad Army” on Hatikvah Neighborhood in Tel-Aviv on December 8th 1947. The road to Jerusalem was blocked in an attempt to starve over 100,000 Jewish residents there. And although the neighboring Arab states declared they will not enter until May 1948 (when the British would leave). However, they established the “Arab Liberation Army” which invaded on February 1948, Egypt sent in the Muslim brotherhood “volunteers” to attack Kfar Darom, and Jordanian Arab Legion attacked Gush Etzion both on April 1948. So no, “it” didn’t begin in May 1948.

The “Nakba” didn’t begin in 1948. The “Nakba” - a term originally coined by Constantin Zureiq to describe the “catastrophe” of 7 Arab armies failing to “erase Zionism”, didn’t begin with the official Arab invasion into the land of Israel on May 1948. It began on November 30th 1947 - one day after the United Nations voted on the partition plan for creating a Jewish state on Jewish majority owned land, and an Arab state on Arab majority owned land. A solution that would have required no one to leave their homes. Instead of accepting the plan and establishing an Arab state, the Palestinian Arab leadership Initiated a war - beginning with the Fajja bus attacks on November 30th 1947, the attacks on Mamilla shopping center on December 2nd 1947, the attack on Kibbutz Efal on December 4th, and the large scale attack of the “Holy Jihad Army” on Hatikvah Neighborhood in Tel-Aviv on December 8th 1947. The road to Jerusalem was blocked in an attempt to starve over 100,000 Jewish residents there. And although the neighboring Arab states declared they will not enter until May 1948 (when the British would leave). However, they established the “Arab Liberation Army” which invaded on February 1948, Egypt sent in the Muslim brotherhood “volunteers” to attack Kfar Darom, and Jordanian Arab Legion attacked Gush Etzion both on April 1948. So no, “it” didn’t begin in May 1948.

Josh

47,653 views • 4 months ago

The Jews lived in the Holy Land for centuries, even before the Romans named the land “Palestina.” During the Ottoman occupation, Jews lived legally in Jerusalem and major cities in the Old Yishuv. Ottoman Jews were there long before the rise of the Zionist movement in Europe. Even during the British colonial rule, a.k.a. the British Mandate of Palestine, which started in 1917, the Jewish community prospered. Jews bought land legally and turned the desert into a paradise. When Britain returned the mandate to the UN, the Jews accepted the partition plan and agreed to establish a Jewish state next to an Arab state and live in peace with their Arab neighbors. But the Arab Muslims rejected it and repeatedly started wars to destroy the State of Israel and ethnically cleanse the Jews. They lost all the wars they started. Somehow, they managed to convince people in the West that Jews are “illegals” in the Land of Israel and that Israel has no right to exist. This is the big lie. Please share to destroy their false narrative.

The Jews lived in the Holy Land for centuries, even before the Romans named the land “Palestina.” During the Ottoman occupation, Jews lived legally in Jerusalem and major cities in the Old Yishuv. Ottoman Jews were there long before the rise of the Zionist movement in Europe. Even during the British colonial rule, a.k.a. the British Mandate of Palestine, which started in 1917, the Jewish community prospered. Jews bought land legally and turned the desert into a paradise. When Britain returned the mandate to the UN, the Jews accepted the partition plan and agreed to establish a Jewish state next to an Arab state and live in peace with their Arab neighbors. But the Arab Muslims rejected it and repeatedly started wars to destroy the State of Israel and ethnically cleanse the Jews. They lost all the wars they started. Somehow, they managed to convince people in the West that Jews are “illegals” in the Land of Israel and that Israel has no right to exist. This is the big lie. Please share to destroy their false narrative.

Liza Rosen

26,993 views • 2 months ago

Top British attorney Natasha Hausdorff dismantled the Palestinian narrative with cold historical facts. There was never a sovereign Arab state called “Palestine.” The British Mandate of Palestine was simply British administration over the historic Land of Israel after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Jews lived continuously in the land for centuries — including under Ottoman rule, when they formed the majority in Jerusalem. Before 1909, Tel Aviv was empty desert legally purchased by Jews, who built it from nothing. No Arabs were displaced. After the British handed the mandate to the UN, the Arab world rejected the partition plan and launched a war to destroy the Jewish state. Arab armies and local militias tried to “push the Jews into the sea.” At the same time, Arab countries ethnically cleansed their ancient Jewish communities, forcing nearly a million Jews to flee to Israel. During the war, Arab leaders ordered local Arabs to evacuate combat zones so their armies could annihilate the Jews. Many of those who left later became permanent “refugees” under Egyptian and Jordanian control. Israel has never committed genocide — and never will. By defending itself, it prevents another holocaust. Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Islamic regime of Iran are the real obstacles to peace in the Middle East. Retweet if you support Israel’s right to exist and defend itself.

Top British attorney Natasha Hausdorff dismantled the Palestinian narrative with cold historical facts. There was never a sovereign Arab state called “Palestine.” The British Mandate of Palestine was simply British administration over the historic Land of Israel after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Jews lived continuously in the land for centuries — including under Ottoman rule, when they formed the majority in Jerusalem. Before 1909, Tel Aviv was empty desert legally purchased by Jews, who built it from nothing. No Arabs were displaced. After the British handed the mandate to the UN, the Arab world rejected the partition plan and launched a war to destroy the Jewish state. Arab armies and local militias tried to “push the Jews into the sea.” At the same time, Arab countries ethnically cleansed their ancient Jewish communities, forcing nearly a million Jews to flee to Israel. During the war, Arab leaders ordered local Arabs to evacuate combat zones so their armies could annihilate the Jews. Many of those who left later became permanent “refugees” under Egyptian and Jordanian control. Israel has never committed genocide — and never will. By defending itself, it prevents another holocaust. Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Islamic regime of Iran are the real obstacles to peace in the Middle East. Retweet if you support Israel’s right to exist and defend itself.

Liza Rosen

301,217 views • 2 months ago

Very few people take the time to actually research the history of Israel, yet they are quick to make claims such as "the Jewish people stole the land." For these people, here is a history lesson and an attached video: Late 19th and Early 20th Century: The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw increased legal Jewish immigration to the region referred to by many as Palestine, which was then land that was part of the Ottoman Empire. This immigration was driven by various factors, including the desire for a Jewish homeland. The Jewish people who immigrated legally obtained the land through various means, including: Via purchase, via donations from Jewish philanthropists, via land reclamation of uncultivated land, through agricultural communities (known as Kibbutzim), or through obtaining public lan. Many Jewish people already owned land within the Ottoman Empire when it collapsed. World War I: During World War I, in 1917, the British Empire and Allied forces captured Palestine from the Ottoman Empire in 1917. Balfour Declaration (1917): In 1917, the British government, who had captured the land, issued the Balfour Declaration, that showed support for the creation of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine. British Mandate (1920-1948): After World War I, the League of Nations granted Britain a mandate over Palestine. During this period, legal Jewish immigration to Palestine increased even more. 1947 UN Partition Plan: In 1947, after tensions began rising between Arabs and Jews in the region, the United Nations proposed a plan to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. The plan was accepted by Jewish leaders but rejected by Arab leaders. 1948 Arab-Israeli War: The end of the British Mandate for Palestine in 1948 marked the declaration of the State of Israel. The neighboring Arab states initiated a military conflict with Israel, resulting in the displacement of many Palestinians from their homes. It was the Arab states, not Israel that launched this war, after the land was divided up. The 1948 Arab-Israeli War, known as the Nakba, led to the displacement and expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian Arabs from their land. Many became refugees, and some sought refuge in neighboring Arab countries. Resulting Borders: The war's outcome, including armistice agreements in 1949, resulted in new borders and territories. Israel controlled a larger portion of Palestine than had been proposed in the UN partition plan after they obtain much of this land in the War that was started by the Arabs. Subsequent Conflicts and Developments: Over the years, additional conflicts and wars, such as the Six-Day War in 1967, led to further territorial changes and disputes between Israel and its neighbors. Additionally, here are parts of a video created by Francisco Gil-White, an anthropologist.

Very few people take the time to actually research the history of Israel, yet they are quick to make claims such as "the Jewish people stole the land." For these people, here is a history lesson and an attached video: Late 19th and Early 20th Century: The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw increased legal Jewish immigration to the region referred to by many as Palestine, which was then land that was part of the Ottoman Empire. This immigration was driven by various factors, including the desire for a Jewish homeland. The Jewish people who immigrated legally obtained the land through various means, including: Via purchase, via donations from Jewish philanthropists, via land reclamation of uncultivated land, through agricultural communities (known as Kibbutzim), or through obtaining public lan. Many Jewish people already owned land within the Ottoman Empire when it collapsed. World War I: During World War I, in 1917, the British Empire and Allied forces captured Palestine from the Ottoman Empire in 1917. Balfour Declaration (1917): In 1917, the British government, who had captured the land, issued the Balfour Declaration, that showed support for the creation of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine. British Mandate (1920-1948): After World War I, the League of Nations granted Britain a mandate over Palestine. During this period, legal Jewish immigration to Palestine increased even more. 1947 UN Partition Plan: In 1947, after tensions began rising between Arabs and Jews in the region, the United Nations proposed a plan to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. The plan was accepted by Jewish leaders but rejected by Arab leaders. 1948 Arab-Israeli War: The end of the British Mandate for Palestine in 1948 marked the declaration of the State of Israel. The neighboring Arab states initiated a military conflict with Israel, resulting in the displacement of many Palestinians from their homes. It was the Arab states, not Israel that launched this war, after the land was divided up. The 1948 Arab-Israeli War, known as the Nakba, led to the displacement and expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian Arabs from their land. Many became refugees, and some sought refuge in neighboring Arab countries. Resulting Borders: The war's outcome, including armistice agreements in 1949, resulted in new borders and territories. Israel controlled a larger portion of Palestine than had been proposed in the UN partition plan after they obtain much of this land in the War that was started by the Arabs. Subsequent Conflicts and Developments: Over the years, additional conflicts and wars, such as the Six-Day War in 1967, led to further territorial changes and disputes between Israel and its neighbors. Additionally, here are parts of a video created by Francisco Gil-White, an anthropologist.

Ed Krassenstein

2,459,212 views • 2 years ago

None of Mohamed Hadid's story makes any sense. He was born in November 1948, 6 months after Israel gained independence. He says 2 years prior, his family took in Jewish refugees from Europe. On his post from Instagram he posts a photo claiming it was from 1948. The image is in fact from 1947. In an article on from the 28th of November 2023, he says his family took in Jewish refugees and 2 years later, his mother went to Nazareth to give birth to him, "during WW2". World War 2 ended in 1945, he was born in 1948. 9 days after he was born, his mother went back to Safed which he says had been taken over by the Jews. This happened in May 1948, 6 months before he was born. He says in a 1998 article by Harry Jaffe when his mother tried to enter their house, she found an empty house. In the video he says they were locked out. His mother apparently asked to get some of their possessions but was told no. In the same article he said that his mother loaded their possessions onto a donkey. Nothing he says anywhere ever lines up. Why are there so many conflicting statements?

None of Mohamed Hadid's story makes any sense. He was born in November 1948, 6 months after Israel gained independence. He says 2 years prior, his family took in Jewish refugees from Europe. On his post from Instagram he posts a photo claiming it was from 1948. The image is in fact from 1947. In an article on from the 28th of November 2023, he says his family took in Jewish refugees and 2 years later, his mother went to Nazareth to give birth to him, "during WW2". World War 2 ended in 1945, he was born in 1948. 9 days after he was born, his mother went back to Safed which he says had been taken over by the Jews. This happened in May 1948, 6 months before he was born. He says in a 1998 article by Harry Jaffe when his mother tried to enter their house, she found an empty house. In the video he says they were locked out. His mother apparently asked to get some of their possessions but was told no. In the same article he said that his mother loaded their possessions onto a donkey. Nothing he says anywhere ever lines up. Why are there so many conflicting statements?

Mish

22,809 views • 1 year ago

My comments on Piers Morgan Uncensored: There’s no “settlement” with Hamas, just like there was none with ISIS or Al-Qaeda. These are jihadist groups committed to destroying Israel and making Jerusalem their capital. The so-called exclusive Palestinian identity was a 1970s political invention by Arab leaders to undermine the Jewish claim to Israel. In 2005, Israel withdrew from Gaza entirely, even removing its dead, to give Arab Palestinians a chance at self-rule. Two years later, they elected Hamas, and the world rewarded it with billions in aid while ignoring the terror that followed.

My comments on Piers Morgan Uncensored: There’s no “settlement” with Hamas, just like there was none with ISIS or Al-Qaeda. These are jihadist groups committed to destroying Israel and making Jerusalem their capital. The so-called exclusive Palestinian identity was a 1970s political invention by Arab leaders to undermine the Jewish claim to Israel. In 2005, Israel withdrew from Gaza entirely, even removing its dead, to give Arab Palestinians a chance at self-rule. Two years later, they elected Hamas, and the world rewarded it with billions in aid while ignoring the terror that followed.

Brooke Goldstein

39,894 views • 11 months ago

In 1918, King Hussein of the Arabs—one of the great heroes of Arab history, the leader of the Arab revolt against the Ottomans along with the British—wrote an op-ed in the Al Qibla newspaper. He says that if the Arabs want the British and the rest of the world to care about their claim to their ancestral land, which they want back now that the Ottomans are gone, then they cannot deny the Zionists’ claim to their ancestral land in the Land of Israel. This isn't me. This is the leader of all the Arabs, King Hussein himself. And he says at the end of the op-ed, and I quote, "The Jews are the original sons of that land." If you don't care about King Hussein, nine months later, on December the 29th of 1918, King Hussein's son, Prince Faisal, who becomes King of Iraq, the first King of Iraq, has a banquet in his honor thrown by a bunch of British dignitaries, along with Lord Rothschild. And he stands up and gives a toast, and at the end of the toast he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "We Arabs cannot in good conscience deny the ancestral home of the Jewish people." And he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "To my Zionist friends, I say to you, welcome home."

In 1918, King Hussein of the Arabs—one of the great heroes of Arab history, the leader of the Arab revolt against the Ottomans along with the British—wrote an op-ed in the Al Qibla newspaper. He says that if the Arabs want the British and the rest of the world to care about their claim to their ancestral land, which they want back now that the Ottomans are gone, then they cannot deny the Zionists’ claim to their ancestral land in the Land of Israel. This isn't me. This is the leader of all the Arabs, King Hussein himself. And he says at the end of the op-ed, and I quote, "The Jews are the original sons of that land." If you don't care about King Hussein, nine months later, on December the 29th of 1918, King Hussein's son, Prince Faisal, who becomes King of Iraq, the first King of Iraq, has a banquet in his honor thrown by a bunch of British dignitaries, along with Lord Rothschild. And he stands up and gives a toast, and at the end of the toast he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "We Arabs cannot in good conscience deny the ancestral home of the Jewish people." And he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "To my Zionist friends, I say to you, welcome home."

Roy K. Altman

71,794 views • 4 months ago

I have a story to tell you about how one person altered the course of history without even knowing it. Stay with me for a minute. In 1977, when Menachem Begin was elected Prime Minister of Israel, John Hagee was a young man in Texas. His pastor said, “We’ve got five tickets to go to Israel. Who wants to go?” He raised his hand and he went to Israel. He was there for a week, had an amazing time. The last day, they go to the Kotel, and he’s praying at the Kotel, and something told him to turn to the right, and there was a very elderly gentleman, Jewish, with a kippah, in a wheelchair, eyes closed, crying and praying fervently. And he said that something told him to speak to this man. Now, the man spoke halting English. Hagee spoke no Hebrew. Somehow they spoke for 5-10 minutes. I said, “Pastor, what did you talk about?” He said, “I have no idea. But based on those five or 10 minutes, I knew that I had to change the entire trajectory of my life and devote it entirely to saving and protecting the Jewish state and the Jewish people.” And that's what he has done every single day since. This elderly man, of course, would never know the impact that his decision to go to the Kotel that day would have on the future trajectory of the Jewish people or the Jewish state. But that man he was speaking to—Pastor John Hagee—now sits in the Oval Office and meets one-on-one about Israel with the President of the United States. Pastor Hagee recently announced that Christians United for Israel has surpassed 10 million members. For those of you keeping score at home, that’s more people than there are in the entire state of Israel—Muslim, Christian, and Jew. That’s almost twice as many Jews as there are in the entire United States. That's more Jews than exist in the entire diaspora in the world outside of Israel. Any person has it within his or her grasp to change the world. You need only believe it and speak up everywhere and anywhere that you can.

I have a story to tell you about how one person altered the course of history without even knowing it. Stay with me for a minute. In 1977, when Menachem Begin was elected Prime Minister of Israel, John Hagee was a young man in Texas. His pastor said, “We’ve got five tickets to go to Israel. Who wants to go?” He raised his hand and he went to Israel. He was there for a week, had an amazing time. The last day, they go to the Kotel, and he’s praying at the Kotel, and something told him to turn to the right, and there was a very elderly gentleman, Jewish, with a kippah, in a wheelchair, eyes closed, crying and praying fervently. And he said that something told him to speak to this man. Now, the man spoke halting English. Hagee spoke no Hebrew. Somehow they spoke for 5-10 minutes. I said, “Pastor, what did you talk about?” He said, “I have no idea. But based on those five or 10 minutes, I knew that I had to change the entire trajectory of my life and devote it entirely to saving and protecting the Jewish state and the Jewish people.” And that's what he has done every single day since. This elderly man, of course, would never know the impact that his decision to go to the Kotel that day would have on the future trajectory of the Jewish people or the Jewish state. But that man he was speaking to—Pastor John Hagee—now sits in the Oval Office and meets one-on-one about Israel with the President of the United States. Pastor Hagee recently announced that Christians United for Israel has surpassed 10 million members. For those of you keeping score at home, that’s more people than there are in the entire state of Israel—Muslim, Christian, and Jew. That’s almost twice as many Jews as there are in the entire United States. That's more Jews than exist in the entire diaspora in the world outside of Israel. Any person has it within his or her grasp to change the world. You need only believe it and speak up everywhere and anywhere that you can.

Roy K. Altman

18,520 views • 5 days ago

The State of Israel and its actions do not represent Judaism, the Jewish people, or the Torah. From the very beginning, authentic rabbis opposed the creation of the State of Israel. According to Judaism, Jews are forbidden to establish a sovereign state, rebel against nations, or wage wars. Judaism is a religion, not power or domination. Violence, oppression, war, and bloodshed are rejected by authentic Jewish teachings. Judaism forbids murder, aggression, and wars. The Torah does not permit Jews to occupy land by force or rule over others. Jews are commanded to live peacefully with their neighbors. The world increasingly recognizes that Israel is not a Jewish state and does not represent Judaism. As even the U.S. Vice President has stated: “Anti-Israel is not anti-Semitism.” The Israeli government oppresses religious Jews in the Holy Land. It is attempting to force religious Jewish youth into the Israeli army—an army forbidden by Jewish law. This is a direct assault on religious freedom. The goal is clear: to force all Jews to become Zionists and fight their wars. Anti-Zionist religious communities are pressured, threatened, and brutalized to make them abandon their beliefs. Those who refuse military service face arrests, beatings, and severe violence. These realities prove once again that the State of Israel and its leaders do not represent Judaism or the Jewish people. Hundreds of thousands of religious Jews are struggling to preserve their faith and basic human rights. Their only wish is to live at peace with their neighbors, as required by their religion, serve G-d and continue with their daily lives. The founders of the State of Israel were outspoken opponents of Judaism who attempted to erase it from Jewish life. Today’s leadership continues this path by persecuting Jews who refuse to violate the Torah. Benjamin Netanyahu is not a Jewish leader. He does not speak in the name of the Jewish people, and he does not speak in the name of the Holy Torah.

The State of Israel and its actions do not represent Judaism, the Jewish people, or the Torah. From the very beginning, authentic rabbis opposed the creation of the State of Israel. According to Judaism, Jews are forbidden to establish a sovereign state, rebel against nations, or wage wars. Judaism is a religion, not power or domination. Violence, oppression, war, and bloodshed are rejected by authentic Jewish teachings. Judaism forbids murder, aggression, and wars. The Torah does not permit Jews to occupy land by force or rule over others. Jews are commanded to live peacefully with their neighbors. The world increasingly recognizes that Israel is not a Jewish state and does not represent Judaism. As even the U.S. Vice President has stated: “Anti-Israel is not anti-Semitism.” The Israeli government oppresses religious Jews in the Holy Land. It is attempting to force religious Jewish youth into the Israeli army—an army forbidden by Jewish law. This is a direct assault on religious freedom. The goal is clear: to force all Jews to become Zionists and fight their wars. Anti-Zionist religious communities are pressured, threatened, and brutalized to make them abandon their beliefs. Those who refuse military service face arrests, beatings, and severe violence. These realities prove once again that the State of Israel and its leaders do not represent Judaism or the Jewish people. Hundreds of thousands of religious Jews are struggling to preserve their faith and basic human rights. Their only wish is to live at peace with their neighbors, as required by their religion, serve G-d and continue with their daily lives. The founders of the State of Israel were outspoken opponents of Judaism who attempted to erase it from Jewish life. Today’s leadership continues this path by persecuting Jews who refuse to violate the Torah. Benjamin Netanyahu is not a Jewish leader. He does not speak in the name of the Jewish people, and he does not speak in the name of the Holy Torah.

Jewish Voice

23,183 views • 6 months ago

CHURCHILL WAS A FREEMASON JEW He was an infiltrator, an instigator, and a fraud. Many things have been speculated about this dubious character and his motivations, so let me clear up some facts: His mother, Jennie Jerome (later Lady Randolph Churchill), was a Jewish socialite from a wealthy New York family. Her father, Leonard Jerome, was of French Huguenot and Anglo-American ancestry (supposedly) and was a newspaper owner and involved in Wall Street. It has been claimed for a century that Churchill's mother was Jewish and that he owed his Zionist agenda to his ancestry. This may very well be the case, considering this strange video and everything he did to destroy Europe and England, mainly. The Balfour Declaration (November 2, 1917) was issued when Churchill was Minister of munitions. However, he later played an important role in its implementation and defense. As Secretary of State for the Colonies, Churchill reaffirmed the declaration’s commitments, created the British Mandate for Palestine, negotiated with Chaim Weizmann, and pushed back against Cabinet attempts to dilute Zionist policy. He believed a Jewish homeland in Palestine aligned with British geopolitical aims after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Churchill visited Palestine in 1921 as Colonial Secretary, separated Transjordan (now Jordan) from Mandatory Palestine, reaffirmed British support for a “Jewish National Home,” and allowed Jewish immigration. Churchill and Count Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi: He, like many of today's leaders, showed himself more concerned with the Zionist Agenda than preserving British lives by accepting the many peace offers Adolf Hitler sent before WWII exploded. In the 1930s and 1940s, Churchill gave several speeches promoting a “United States of Europe,” which aligned with Kalergi’s vision. He wrote the preface for Kalergi's book ''An Idea Conquers the World.'' Churchill became a Freemason on May 24, 1901, at the Studholme Lodge No. 1591 (London). He was 26. In short, Winston Churchill was most definitely a high-ranked Freemason: A Zionist who perverted the course of history and who endorsed the plan to destroy Europe via WWII.

CHURCHILL WAS A FREEMASON JEW He was an infiltrator, an instigator, and a fraud. Many things have been speculated about this dubious character and his motivations, so let me clear up some facts: His mother, Jennie Jerome (later Lady Randolph Churchill), was a Jewish socialite from a wealthy New York family. Her father, Leonard Jerome, was of French Huguenot and Anglo-American ancestry (supposedly) and was a newspaper owner and involved in Wall Street. It has been claimed for a century that Churchill's mother was Jewish and that he owed his Zionist agenda to his ancestry. This may very well be the case, considering this strange video and everything he did to destroy Europe and England, mainly. The Balfour Declaration (November 2, 1917) was issued when Churchill was Minister of munitions. However, he later played an important role in its implementation and defense. As Secretary of State for the Colonies, Churchill reaffirmed the declaration’s commitments, created the British Mandate for Palestine, negotiated with Chaim Weizmann, and pushed back against Cabinet attempts to dilute Zionist policy. He believed a Jewish homeland in Palestine aligned with British geopolitical aims after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Churchill visited Palestine in 1921 as Colonial Secretary, separated Transjordan (now Jordan) from Mandatory Palestine, reaffirmed British support for a “Jewish National Home,” and allowed Jewish immigration. Churchill and Count Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi: He, like many of today's leaders, showed himself more concerned with the Zionist Agenda than preserving British lives by accepting the many peace offers Adolf Hitler sent before WWII exploded. In the 1930s and 1940s, Churchill gave several speeches promoting a “United States of Europe,” which aligned with Kalergi’s vision. He wrote the preface for Kalergi's book ''An Idea Conquers the World.'' Churchill became a Freemason on May 24, 1901, at the Studholme Lodge No. 1591 (London). He was 26. In short, Winston Churchill was most definitely a high-ranked Freemason: A Zionist who perverted the course of history and who endorsed the plan to destroy Europe via WWII.

Total Disclosure

63,112 views • 3 months ago

In World War II, the Nazis committed the genocide of six million Jews. But it wasn’t just a genocide conceived by Hitler and his Nazi army. He had another person who gave him ideas of how to murder the Jews. In fact, the plan was to murder all the Jews in Europe and the Middle East. And that person was the Grand Mufti, Mohammed Amin Al-Husseini. The alliance between the Nazis and the Arab Islamists was a lot closer than many realize. Al-Husseini built entire divisions of Muslims to fight with the Nazis in Bosnia, and then brought over thousands of Arabs of the British Mandate of Palestine to train with the Nazis, and then return to wipe out the Jews in the British Mandate, as well as help Hitler defeat the British. A little ironic when you consider that the British are now allied with the Nazis of today… the descendants of the Arab Nazis from World War Two who still promote the Nazi ideology they learned back then. For Israel and the Jews, our battle for survival against the Nazis didn’t end with the fall of Hitler in 1945. It continues to this day with the new Nazis in Gaza, Judea a s Samaria surrounding our little country. Watch a snippet to learn the truth.

In World War II, the Nazis committed the genocide of six million Jews. But it wasn’t just a genocide conceived by Hitler and his Nazi army. He had another person who gave him ideas of how to murder the Jews. In fact, the plan was to murder all the Jews in Europe and the Middle East. And that person was the Grand Mufti, Mohammed Amin Al-Husseini. The alliance between the Nazis and the Arab Islamists was a lot closer than many realize. Al-Husseini built entire divisions of Muslims to fight with the Nazis in Bosnia, and then brought over thousands of Arabs of the British Mandate of Palestine to train with the Nazis, and then return to wipe out the Jews in the British Mandate, as well as help Hitler defeat the British. A little ironic when you consider that the British are now allied with the Nazis of today… the descendants of the Arab Nazis from World War Two who still promote the Nazi ideology they learned back then. For Israel and the Jews, our battle for survival against the Nazis didn’t end with the fall of Hitler in 1945. It continues to this day with the new Nazis in Gaza, Judea a s Samaria surrounding our little country. Watch a snippet to learn the truth.

Mor Edge Insight

12,278 views • 3 months ago

According to the Palestinians and their supporters, by turning an empty desert land into a thriving city the Jews kicked Arabs out of their homes and displaced them. Here is what the Palestinians don't want you to know: In 1947 the Arabs who did not have a national identity at the time (only during the 1960s they decided to identify themselves as "Palestinians") became victims of their own agenda which was backed by the neighboring Arab countries. They paid a heavy price for their own decision to try and ethnically cleanse the Jews who tried to prevent war and reached out for peace. Many left their homes and others were indeed forced to leave because of the war that the Arabs themselves initiated as they rejected the UN partition plan. The Arabs literally declared that their ultimate goal was not to establish a state but to "push the Jews into the sea". They had the opportunity to establish an Arab state, but they preferred to destroy their neighboring one for being Jewish. The Jewish state won, the Arabs lost but did not learn a lesson and repeated their fatal mistake again and again over the years.

According to the Palestinians and their supporters, by turning an empty desert land into a thriving city the Jews kicked Arabs out of their homes and displaced them. Here is what the Palestinians don't want you to know: In 1947 the Arabs who did not have a national identity at the time (only during the 1960s they decided to identify themselves as "Palestinians") became victims of their own agenda which was backed by the neighboring Arab countries. They paid a heavy price for their own decision to try and ethnically cleanse the Jews who tried to prevent war and reached out for peace. Many left their homes and others were indeed forced to leave because of the war that the Arabs themselves initiated as they rejected the UN partition plan. The Arabs literally declared that their ultimate goal was not to establish a state but to "push the Jews into the sea". They had the opportunity to establish an Arab state, but they preferred to destroy their neighboring one for being Jewish. The Jewish state won, the Arabs lost but did not learn a lesson and repeated their fatal mistake again and again over the years.

Liza Rosen

389,559 views • 2 years ago

How close the Holocaust came to the Land of Israel — crushed on this day, May 13, 1943. More than 250,000 German & Italian troops surrendered in Tunisia. Hitler’s gateway to the Middle East was slammed shut. For Haj Amin al-Husseini — the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and a founding figure of Palestinian nationalism — it was catastrophic. From his Berlin villa (seized from a Jewish family), he had spent four years as Hitler’s honored guest, forging an intimate working relationship with the highest-ranking Nazis. The deal was clear: the Nazis stopped short of formally recognizing an “independent Palestine,” but they fully intended to deal with the 600,000 Jews living in the Land of Israel. And the Mufti pushed hard to make it happen. As Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps bulldozed toward Egypt in 1942, an SS mobile death squad — Einsatzkommando Egypt, commanded by Walther Rauff (designer of the Nazi gas vans) — waited in Athens. Their mission: follow Rommel into Mandatory Palestine and exterminate the Jews there. The Jews of Eretz Israel lived through 200 days of dread. Families gathered as Rommel took Tobruk and raced toward Alexandria. One survivor remembered: “It is difficult to describe the terror that gripped us ... We were more frightened of falling alive into the Nazis’ hands than of death itself.” Local Arabs loyal to the Mufti began marking Jewish homes with chalk, fighting over who would claim which house once the Jews were gone. The Mufti’s personal ties to the regime were chillingly close. He met SS chief Heinrich Himmler often — even for tea — and received a signed photograph from him as a memento. He went so far as to have a Persian rug specially made for the Führer himself. Had Rommel broken through at El Alamein, the Einsatzkommando would have brought the Holocaust to the ancient Jewish homeland — with the Mufti’s full blessing and active collaboration. The British held. Battles raged for months. But on May 13, 1943, the Axis surrender in North Africa finally killed the immediate nightmare. The Mufti’s Nazi-backed dream of exterminating Mandate Palestine’s Jews died with those surrendering troops. For a moment. The same genocidal hatred resurfaced in 1948 when Arab armies invaded the newborn Jewish state, and again in 1967. The ideology didn’t vanish — it simply rebranded. Every accusation is a confession. The leadership that partnered with the Nazis to wipe out the Jews in their own land later cast itself as the victim of “occupation.” The war against the Jews didn’t begin in 1948. It was mainstream Arab policy in the 1930s–40s — actively allied with the ultimate evil of the 20th century. The Mufti escaped justice, fled to Cairo, and kept agitating until 1974. His legacy sadly endures.

How close the Holocaust came to the Land of Israel — crushed on this day, May 13, 1943. More than 250,000 German & Italian troops surrendered in Tunisia. Hitler’s gateway to the Middle East was slammed shut. For Haj Amin al-Husseini — the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and a founding figure of Palestinian nationalism — it was catastrophic. From his Berlin villa (seized from a Jewish family), he had spent four years as Hitler’s honored guest, forging an intimate working relationship with the highest-ranking Nazis. The deal was clear: the Nazis stopped short of formally recognizing an “independent Palestine,” but they fully intended to deal with the 600,000 Jews living in the Land of Israel. And the Mufti pushed hard to make it happen. As Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps bulldozed toward Egypt in 1942, an SS mobile death squad — Einsatzkommando Egypt, commanded by Walther Rauff (designer of the Nazi gas vans) — waited in Athens. Their mission: follow Rommel into Mandatory Palestine and exterminate the Jews there. The Jews of Eretz Israel lived through 200 days of dread. Families gathered as Rommel took Tobruk and raced toward Alexandria. One survivor remembered: “It is difficult to describe the terror that gripped us ... We were more frightened of falling alive into the Nazis’ hands than of death itself.” Local Arabs loyal to the Mufti began marking Jewish homes with chalk, fighting over who would claim which house once the Jews were gone. The Mufti’s personal ties to the regime were chillingly close. He met SS chief Heinrich Himmler often — even for tea — and received a signed photograph from him as a memento. He went so far as to have a Persian rug specially made for the Führer himself. Had Rommel broken through at El Alamein, the Einsatzkommando would have brought the Holocaust to the ancient Jewish homeland — with the Mufti’s full blessing and active collaboration. The British held. Battles raged for months. But on May 13, 1943, the Axis surrender in North Africa finally killed the immediate nightmare. The Mufti’s Nazi-backed dream of exterminating Mandate Palestine’s Jews died with those surrendering troops. For a moment. The same genocidal hatred resurfaced in 1948 when Arab armies invaded the newborn Jewish state, and again in 1967. The ideology didn’t vanish — it simply rebranded. Every accusation is a confession. The leadership that partnered with the Nazis to wipe out the Jews in their own land later cast itself as the victim of “occupation.” The war against the Jews didn’t begin in 1948. It was mainstream Arab policy in the 1930s–40s — actively allied with the ultimate evil of the 20th century. The Mufti escaped justice, fled to Cairo, and kept agitating until 1974. His legacy sadly endures.

Captain Allen

37,471 views • 2 months ago

liquid has problem? a complaint from abdullah (liquid user) about founder liquid (Franklyn Wang) take advantage him from a leaked message between founder liquid and former cm liquid (alex) content about they discussed additional bonuses for those who reached trading volume milestones reward $1,000 for $5m volume that information was leaked to Abdullah, and a friend of his made almost $9m volume when abdullah went back to claim reward, the founder liquid said that reward $5m volume = $1,000 just for "KOL" he offers abdullah $500 for almost $9m volume, and after some debate is $600 and then $800 and when abdullah asked again, he said it was just an idea and hadn't been confirmed, but in a previous message he said it was only for "KOL" he also threatened to block abdullah, which forced the abdullah to accept the $800 reward for almost $9m volume a leaked message from a group revealed that the founder liquid actually confirmed he would pay $1,000 for the $5m volume, but he didn't want to pay too much to abdullah furthermore, founder liquid is exploiting abdullah, who spoke about the affiliate lead, and founder liquid said "get 100 users" after he finished, he was blocked by liquid founder, then used many accounts to harass them but received no response more, abdullah contributed greatly to liquid, at the time founder Liquid acknowledged that he was on the team and was an affiliate, and he said that abdullah was very helpful after all the info and evidence was provided to me, i contacted founder liquid to work on this issue but all the responses simply stated that no promises had been made and placed all the blame on abdullah he said that abdullah had cheated many people and provided them with low-quality, and that liquid only earned $30 from abdullah work but he forgot he said abdullab was "very helpful", and even told him to go earn $20m volume daily lmao one piece of unsubstantiated information is that he offered abdullah $10 per referral, but when abdullah earned over 100 referral, he disappeared founder liquid has also banned Abdullah on all platforms and also banned abdullah on discord, he also hasn't answered my two most recent questions ggs

liquid has problem? a complaint from abdullah (liquid user) about founder liquid (Franklyn Wang) take advantage him from a leaked message between founder liquid and former cm liquid (alex) content about they discussed additional bonuses for those who reached trading volume milestones reward $1,000 for $5m volume that information was leaked to Abdullah, and a friend of his made almost $9m volume when abdullah went back to claim reward, the founder liquid said that reward $5m volume = $1,000 just for "KOL" he offers abdullah $500 for almost $9m volume, and after some debate is $600 and then $800 and when abdullah asked again, he said it was just an idea and hadn't been confirmed, but in a previous message he said it was only for "KOL" he also threatened to block abdullah, which forced the abdullah to accept the $800 reward for almost $9m volume a leaked message from a group revealed that the founder liquid actually confirmed he would pay $1,000 for the $5m volume, but he didn't want to pay too much to abdullah furthermore, founder liquid is exploiting abdullah, who spoke about the affiliate lead, and founder liquid said "get 100 users" after he finished, he was blocked by liquid founder, then used many accounts to harass them but received no response more, abdullah contributed greatly to liquid, at the time founder Liquid acknowledged that he was on the team and was an affiliate, and he said that abdullah was very helpful after all the info and evidence was provided to me, i contacted founder liquid to work on this issue but all the responses simply stated that no promises had been made and placed all the blame on abdullah he said that abdullah had cheated many people and provided them with low-quality, and that liquid only earned $30 from abdullah work but he forgot he said abdullab was "very helpful", and even told him to go earn $20m volume daily lmao one piece of unsubstantiated information is that he offered abdullah $10 per referral, but when abdullah earned over 100 referral, he disappeared founder liquid has also banned Abdullah on all platforms and also banned abdullah on discord, he also hasn't answered my two most recent questions ggs

0xviet

37,942 views • 2 months ago

The Great Silence: 850,000 Jews Ethnically Cleansed from Arab & Muslim Lands While the world talks endlessly about Palestinian “refugees,” it has nearly erased one of the largest forced migrations of the 20th century - this is the story the media and academics almost never tell. At the moment of Israel’s birth in 1948, ancient Jewish communities existed across the Middle East and North Africa — some dating back more than 2,000 years, long before Islam arrived. Iraq: ~150,000 Jews Egypt: ~75,000–80,000 Yemen: ~55,000 Libya: ~38,000 Syria: ~30,000 Morocco: ~265,000 Algeria, Tunisia, and others: tens of thousands more In total, nearly one million Jews lived in these lands. Within years, the vast majority were gone — driven out by pogroms, discriminatory laws, arrests, property confiscation, and open violence. The collapse began even before Israel’s independence. In 1941, the Farhud pogrom in Baghdad saw Arabs murder more than 180 Jews and destroyed hundreds of Jewish home. After 1948, the pressure became unbearable: Jews were stripped of citizenship, jobs, and property in country after country. Synagogues were bombed, businesses boycotted, and ancient communities faced mass arrests and executions. Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Algeria, and Morocco all saw their Jewish populations virtually wiped out. By the 1970s these communities — some of the oldest in the world — had been reduced to a few hundred souls at most. Today the numbers are staggering in their smallness: Iraq: fewer than 5 Jews remain Egypt: fewer than 10 Syria: fewer than 10 Libya: none Yemen: virtually none Meanwhile, the financial cost was enormous. Jews fleeing Iran and the Arab world left behind an estimated $150 billion worth of property and assets (a conservative 2019 figure; some Israeli government analyses put the unadjusted total closer to $250 billion). Homes, businesses, synagogues, hospitals, schools — all confiscated by Arab governments. Not a single dollar has ever been repaid. Not one Arab state has offered compensation or even acknowledgment. Meanwhile, the UN has passed more than 115 resolutions specifically about Palestinian refugees. Not one UN resolution has ever mentioned the Jewish refugees from Arab lands. Israel absorbed ~586,000 of these refugees in the first few years — nearly doubling the young country’s population — with almost no international help. There was no UNRWA-style agency for them. No endless resolutions. No global outcry about a “right of return.” They were simply absorbed, rebuilt their lives, and became full members of Israeli society. The contrast is stark. The Palestinian refugee issue receives constant international attention and funding. The Jewish refugees from Arab lands — who suffered a genuine ethnic cleansing — have been almost entirely erased from the narrative. This was not a natural migration. It was the deliberate destruction of ancient Jewish communities that had lived in these lands for centuries before Islam even existed. Their stories deserve to be remembered.

The Great Silence: 850,000 Jews Ethnically Cleansed from Arab & Muslim Lands While the world talks endlessly about Palestinian “refugees,” it has nearly erased one of the largest forced migrations of the 20th century - this is the story the media and academics almost never tell. At the moment of Israel’s birth in 1948, ancient Jewish communities existed across the Middle East and North Africa — some dating back more than 2,000 years, long before Islam arrived. Iraq: ~150,000 Jews Egypt: ~75,000–80,000 Yemen: ~55,000 Libya: ~38,000 Syria: ~30,000 Morocco: ~265,000 Algeria, Tunisia, and others: tens of thousands more In total, nearly one million Jews lived in these lands. Within years, the vast majority were gone — driven out by pogroms, discriminatory laws, arrests, property confiscation, and open violence. The collapse began even before Israel’s independence. In 1941, the Farhud pogrom in Baghdad saw Arabs murder more than 180 Jews and destroyed hundreds of Jewish home. After 1948, the pressure became unbearable: Jews were stripped of citizenship, jobs, and property in country after country. Synagogues were bombed, businesses boycotted, and ancient communities faced mass arrests and executions. Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Algeria, and Morocco all saw their Jewish populations virtually wiped out. By the 1970s these communities — some of the oldest in the world — had been reduced to a few hundred souls at most. Today the numbers are staggering in their smallness: Iraq: fewer than 5 Jews remain Egypt: fewer than 10 Syria: fewer than 10 Libya: none Yemen: virtually none Meanwhile, the financial cost was enormous. Jews fleeing Iran and the Arab world left behind an estimated $150 billion worth of property and assets (a conservative 2019 figure; some Israeli government analyses put the unadjusted total closer to $250 billion). Homes, businesses, synagogues, hospitals, schools — all confiscated by Arab governments. Not a single dollar has ever been repaid. Not one Arab state has offered compensation or even acknowledgment. Meanwhile, the UN has passed more than 115 resolutions specifically about Palestinian refugees. Not one UN resolution has ever mentioned the Jewish refugees from Arab lands. Israel absorbed ~586,000 of these refugees in the first few years — nearly doubling the young country’s population — with almost no international help. There was no UNRWA-style agency for them. No endless resolutions. No global outcry about a “right of return.” They were simply absorbed, rebuilt their lives, and became full members of Israeli society. The contrast is stark. The Palestinian refugee issue receives constant international attention and funding. The Jewish refugees from Arab lands — who suffered a genuine ethnic cleansing — have been almost entirely erased from the narrative. This was not a natural migration. It was the deliberate destruction of ancient Jewish communities that had lived in these lands for centuries before Islam even existed. Their stories deserve to be remembered.

Captain Allen

40,838 views • 3 months ago

A hero and a gentleman. It's easy to think of the Palestinians only as the victims of Israeli settler colonialism, and it is certainly true that they are routinely victimised for being the indigenous non-Jewish population of a Jewish state. But there is nothing passive about their victimisation. Meet Sammy, a farmer from Bethlehem and the gentlest bravest man I've met in my life. His mother, brother and cousin were all killed by Israeli soldiers. Jewish settlements built on what was once the property of his relatives surround his home. Jewish settlers regularly intrude onto his land. Sammy needs medication to sleep. His wife, his daughter and Sammy himself are all seeing a psychologist to help them cope with daily threats and harassment. But still he refuses to give up his ancestral land. Sammy generously shared his story with me. Now I am sharing it with you. If you are moved by it, please share it with your friends.

A hero and a gentleman. It's easy to think of the Palestinians only as the victims of Israeli settler colonialism, and it is certainly true that they are routinely victimised for being the indigenous non-Jewish population of a Jewish state. But there is nothing passive about their victimisation. Meet Sammy, a farmer from Bethlehem and the gentlest bravest man I've met in my life. His mother, brother and cousin were all killed by Israeli soldiers. Jewish settlements built on what was once the property of his relatives surround his home. Jewish settlers regularly intrude onto his land. Sammy needs medication to sleep. His wife, his daughter and Sammy himself are all seeing a psychologist to help them cope with daily threats and harassment. But still he refuses to give up his ancestral land. Sammy generously shared his story with me. Now I am sharing it with you. If you are moved by it, please share it with your friends.

Robert Martin 🇵🇸

325,103 views • 2 years ago