During the period before the Second World War the Zionists...
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During the period before the Second World War the Zionists dedicated themselves to establishing good relations with the ruling classes and their imperialist states. Since the Zionists were nothing more than a sect of intellectuals who wanted to become colonizers,
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their entire project depended on convincing one of the imperialist powers to give them the territory and the means to colonize it: preferably the territory of Palestine.
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In 1920, with the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Palestine was occupied by the British Empire. Consequently, the Zionists mainly approached the British imperialists for their project. Churchill said that the creation of a Jewish State in Palestine "would from every point of view be
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beneficial and would be particularly in harmony with the truest interests of the British Empire," and the Empire began with the establishment of Jewish settlements and the violent repression of the Palestinian resistance.
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In Germany, when the Hitlerite fascists came to power, the Zionists wanted above all to be accepted by the fascist regime as supporters of the same "racial" conception, declaring their loyalty to the imperialist state and its regime. In 1933 the “Zionist Association for Germany”
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(ZVfD) sent a letter to the Nazi party:
Allow us, then, to present our points of view, which, in our opinion, make possible a solution in accordance with the principles of the new German State of National Awakening and which, at the same time, could mean for the Jews a new
Allow us, then, to present our points of view, which, in our opinion, make possible a solution in accordance with the principles of the new German State of National Awakening and which, at the same time, could mean for the Jews a new
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ordering of the conditions of his existence [...].
A truly satisfactory answer to the Jewish question for the national State can only occur with the collaboration of the Jewish movement that aspires to a social, cultural and moral renewal of the Jews [...]
A truly satisfactory answer to the Jewish question for the national State can only occur with the collaboration of the Jewish movement that aspires to a social, cultural and moral renewal of the Jews [...]
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a renaissance of national life, such as is happening in German life through adherence to Christian and national values [under the Nazis!], must also take place in the Jewish national group. [...]
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Fidelity to their own species and their own culture gives Jews the inner strength that prevents insulting respect for national sentiments and the imponderables of German nationality; and rootedness in one’s own spirituality protects the Jew from becoming the rootless critic of
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the national foundations of the German essence. […]
The realization of Zionism could only be harmed by the resentment of Jews abroad against German development. Boycott propaganda such as that currently carried out against Germany is in many respects essentially
The realization of Zionism could only be harmed by the resentment of Jews abroad against German development. Boycott propaganda such as that currently carried out against Germany is in many respects essentially
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non-Zionist […] (Cohen, Peter. The Capitalist Holocaust)
Therefore, when non-Zionist Jews and other groups in the world called for a boycott against the fascist regime in Germany, the Zionists rejected the boycott and offered the German regime a way to combat the boycott:
Therefore, when non-Zionist Jews and other groups in the world called for a boycott against the fascist regime in Germany, the Zionists rejected the boycott and offered the German regime a way to combat the boycott:
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“A Zionist businessman in Palestine made a offer to the Germans. German Jews would buy German goods in Germany and then export them to Palestine. The buyer would emigrate to Palestine and sell the goods to recover the purchase price,
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minus a percentage that the Nazi government would keep as a commission” (Ibid.).
Then, in May 1933 the Zionists and the German regime signed a Transfer Agreement to facilitate the export of “Jewish” property from Germany to Palestine,
Then, in May 1933 the Zionists and the German regime signed a Transfer Agreement to facilitate the export of “Jewish” property from Germany to Palestine,
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thus undermining the effects of the boycott and facilitating the “ethnic cleansing” of Germany by supporting the Zionist project. In Palestine.
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Most Jews in the world, and even some Zionists, strongly opposed this collaboration with German fascism, correctly noting that for the leaders of Zionism, “the project in Palestine took priority over the needs of millions of individual Jews in everyone.
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These people were nothing more than a ‘reserve from which they would collect young immigrants to build their State’” (Ibid.) And this was confirmed throughout the period of the German fascist regime and its genocide.
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The Zionists openly declared that they were not interested in saving Jews from oppression and genocide in Europe, but only in importing a selection of the “best” Jews to Palestine for the creation of their Zionist state. Chaim Weizmann,
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the future first president of Israel, stated in 1937:
“The old will pass away; They will endure their fate, or not. They are dust, economic and moral dust, in a cruel world… Two million, and perhaps less… only one branch will survive.
“The old will pass away; They will endure their fate, or not. They are dust, economic and moral dust, in a cruel world… Two million, and perhaps less… only one branch will survive.
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They must accept it. The rest should be left for the future, for their youth. If they feel and suffer, they will find a way.”(Ibid.)
And the future Prime Minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion:
And the future Prime Minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion:
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“If I knew that it would be possible to save all the children of Germany by taking them to England, and only half of them by transporting them to Eretz Yisrael, then I would choose the second alternative. Because we must not only weigh the lives of these children,
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but also the destiny of the People of Israel.” (Ibid.)
The Zionists then have never represented, and can never represent, the victims of the Holocaust; They are accomplices of it. Genocide and fascism have been integral parts of its ideology and politics from the beginning.
The Zionists then have never represented, and can never represent, the victims of the Holocaust; They are accomplices of it. Genocide and fascism have been integral parts of its ideology and politics from the beginning.
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ZIONISM, IMPERIALISM AND THE INVINCIBLE NATIONAL LIBERATION STRUGGLE OF PALESTINE
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