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Hajj Amin al Husseini's attacks against the Jews of British Mandate Palestine To see documentation on the massive terrorist attacks that Husseini organized -- with the help of the British, and then also of Adolf Hitler -- against the Jews of British Mandate Palestine in 1920, 1921, 1929, and 1936-39, visit: “How did the ‘Palestinian movement’ emerge? The British sponsored it. Then the German Nazis, and the US”; from UNDERSTANDING THE PALESTINIAN MOVEMENT; Historical and Investigative Research; 13 June 2006; by Francisco Gil-White. The Arabs in British Mandate Palestine who answered Husseini's racist appeals were not reacting to injustices perpetrated by Jews. Contrary to popular belief, the immigrant Jews did not dispossess the Arabs. The Arabs of British Mandate Palestine, led by the pseudo-nationalist Hajj Amin al Husseinni, Mufti of Jerusalem, sold their land titles for money. Husseini used this money, and the money from Arab taxes and British subsidies, to launch massive terrorist waves against the Jews of British Mandate Palestine. This is documented even by anti-Zionist historians such as Nathan Weinstock: “...whilst in public these [Arab] leaders stepped up their incendiary attacks on Zionism, denouncing any transfer of ancestral soil to the Jews as a betrayal, they secretly enriched themselves by means of the very operations which they so furiously attacked. The fanatical braggadocio was designed for the gallery. It made it possible to win the support of the masses. It also, no doubt, served other less avowable goals. Under nationalist pressure, the small Arab landowners no longer dared to sell their land openly to the Jews. During the 1936-39 Revolt [Hajj Amin al] Husseini’s guerillas actually executed ‘traitors,’ but ‘at the same time a close relative of the Mufti was doing a brisk trade in precisely such allegedly criminal deals, but with a notable difference, for this person used to force sales from Arab small-holders at niggardly prices and then resell to the Jews at the usual exorbitant rates...’ In other words, hyper-nationalist propaganda became a lucrative industry, indeed even an American-style racket, for the Arab gentry.” [ Weinstock, N. 1979. Zionism: False Messiah. London: Ink Links Ltd., p.156 ] To see a full discussion of this, visit: “Did the Zionist Jews take something away from the Arabs in British Mandate ‘Palestine’?”; Historical and Investigative Research; 2 June 2006; by Francisco Gil-White. Moreover, many of the so-called ‘Palestinians’ who now claim their right to an independent state in Judea and Samaria were in fact Muslim immigrants to British Mandate Palestine, resettled there by the Ottoman Empire when the Zionist movement began. Many others were attracted there by the economic boom that the Zionist Jews produced. For a discussion of this, visit: “Was there, in British Mandate Palestine, a ‘nationally conscious’ ‘Palestinian Arab people’?”; from UNDERSTANDING THE PALESTINIAN MOVEMENT; Historical and Investigative Research; 30 April 2006; by Francisco Gil-White |
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