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Israel:
Jewish Supremacy in Action
By David Duke
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Atrocities against the
Palestinians:
integral part of the Israeli strategy
The Zionist campaign worked. Eventually tiring
of the terrorist campaign waged against them and despairing of a
world press that covered up these crimes, the British finally threw
up their hands and announced their withdrawal from the region. With
the British gone, the Zionists could have their way with the native
peoples who had dared to live on the land they coveted. No force was
left to restrain them. Aided by both the military and financial
support of both the capitalist U.S.A. and the Communist U.S.S.R., as
well as by the huge sums of money that poured in from Zionist coffers
from all over the world, the Jewish blitzkrieg rolled over their
enemies as decisively as the Biblical account of the Red Sea rolling
over the Egyptians.
With military victory certain, two significant
problems still confronted the Zionists. The first was that there were
hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who obviously would not sit
back and let the new Jewish State take away their rights and their
lands. Secondly, Palestinians owned more than 93 percent of the land
of the new nation - a serious roadblock to the new "Greater
Israel."
Quoting literally from the Book of Joshua,
Jewish religious leaders warned that Israel must drive the
Palestinians out of their borders:
Else if ye do in any wise go back,
and cleave unto the remnant of these nations, even these that
remain among you, and make marriages with them, and go in unto
them, and they to you; know for a certainty that the Lord your God
will no more drive these nations from out of your sight; but they
shall be a snare and a trap unto you, and a scourge in your sides,
and pricks in your eyes, until ye perish from off this good land -
(Joshua
23:12-13) 1
Zionists fanatics ultimately solved their
"Palestinian problem" with mass expulsions, murder, and well-planned
terror. Palestinians who were born there and whose ancestors had
lived there for countless generations were rounded up by the Israeli
stormtroopers and driven over the border. Told they could never
return to their homes, those expelled had little more than the
tattered clothes on their backs. Many who refused to leave their
homes were massacred by the Israeli military, and the Zionists
publicized the massacres, intentionally causing widespread panic and
flight among the Palestinians.
Committing atrocities against the Palestinians
became an integral part of the Israeli strategy. When Jewish
terrorists raped and massacred the residents of Arab villages, those
in the surrounding villages naturally gathered up their children and
fled for their lives. Once the Zionists set up their state and
secured their initial borders - minus approximately 630,000 pesky
Palestinian men, women, and children - the beneficent government of
Israel forbade them ever to return to their homes, businesses, fields
and flocks. By the time the Israeli "War for Freedom" ended, only
about 170,000 Palestinians were left within Israelís
borders.
The Jews, of course, had prominent and powerful
spokesmen and supporters all over the world, especially in media,
telling of the courage and righteousness of "little Israel." By the
1960s there were millions of adults and children around the world
who, like me, were enthralled by the heroic story of Israel - a story
romantically retold by the Academy Award-winning movie
Exodus.2 At that time I, just as most Americans of
today, had scant knowledge of the gross injustice committed against
the Palestinians.
The most well known atrocity of the first
Israeli war was the massacre of Deir Yassin. On April 9, 1948, after
cessation of fighting in that small village, the Zionist terrorist
Irgun Gang, led by Menachem Begin, murdered 254 people, most of them
women, children, and the elderly. For two days these Zionist
terrorists had murdered men, women, and children, raped women,
crushed the stomachs of pregnant women, and stolen their possessions.
A Red Cross doctor, Jacques de Reynier, chief representative of the
International Committee of the Red Cross in Jerusalem gave a chilling
account of the massacre in his official report.3
- KJV. Joshua 23:12-13.
- Exodus (1960). Director
& Producer: Otto Preminger. United Artists.
- De Reynier, J. (1950). Chief
Representative Of The International Committee Of The Red Cross In
Jerusalem. (A Jerusalem Un Drapeau Flottait Sur La Ligne De Feu',
Geneva.
