Reason for war: Lack of faith in the Holocaust

Estimates set Palestinian war-time losses at $100-billion to $150 billion in current terms. Most of those resources entered the Jewish economy in the form of land, housing and agricultural equipment. Israel grew from strength to strength after the 1948 war, building everywhere on the 78 per cent of historic Palestine it came to control. Although Jews had owned only 7 per cent of the land slated for Jewish control under the 1947 United Nations partition plan, Israel owned more than 90 per cent of that land by the war's end.

The Globe + Mail,  July 25, 2000

Following WWII Jews from around the world poured into Palestine. The newly founded United Nations (controlled by the USA) permitted the creation of the Jewish state on November 29, 1947 by a vote of 33 to 13 with 10 abstentions, in the General Assembly. All Arab nations opposed the UN-vote. "In 1948, the state of Israel had no right to come into being." (The Independent, London, Dec, 3,.2001, p. 15).

Jewish terrorists, and the many Jews flooded into Palestine, perceived themselves as the new lords of the lands. They bombed and terrorised the indigenous people from their own soil. They killed children, women and many of those who did not voluntarily hand over the old, established and  legally owned land to the intruders. "The Jews had no right to expropriate a single acre of Palestinian land." (The Independent, London, Dec, 3,.2001, p. 15).

When Israel was founded in 1948 the new ruling clique cleansed the land of at least 650.000 Palestinians. To date approximately 4 to 5 million Palestinians have been driven out from their own homeland, their properties and assets have been confiscated by the Israelis. Those who resisted the expulsion were simply killed.

Every Jew is automatically an Israeli citizen, thus, every Jew is entitled under the so-called Law of Return to settle on the robbed Palestinian lands. On the other hand Israel and World Jewry denies the expelled Palestinians the right to return to what is left of Palestine: "Israel so far categorically denied any right of return to at least 3,7 million Palestinians who have since 1948 left the nowadays Israel and now live in exile." (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Jan. 5, 2001, p. 1) Moreover, the Israeli government has made plans to expel or kill all Palestinians under the pretext of "war on terrorism": "War in the Middle East: A scenario. What will happen if Ariel Sharon really expels the Palestinians? ... In 1948 Israel had already driven 650.000 Palestinians out of their land . Should Israel attempt something similar today, a great war could derive from that." (Die Welt, Apr. 26, 2002, p. 9)

Since every Jew is, according to the Jewish Law and the Law of Return, automatically an Israeli citizen, Israel's Holocaust-Policy towards Palestine enjoys such overwhelming support (all powerful Jewish organisations are campaigning to support Israel's terror politics). Israel's excuse for its genocide policy against the Palestinians can be summed up as follows: The Nazi holocaust was so horrible that the Jews must be granted the right to commit even worse atrocities in order to fend off any possible future holocaust.

Israel's precarious situation in Palestine elucidates how important the holocaust-story is for the Jewish state. Without the holocaust-story the land of robbery and murder, would be deprived from its fundamental principles of existence. Knowing this it becomes crystal clear why most of the Western world introduced, under pressure of the Jewish power centers, new laws which punish anybody who expresses doubts about the official holocaust-story.

However, the entire Islamic world no longer believes this story and thanks to multiculturalism this new Islamic point of view sloshes like a title wave over Europe. Only a war in a large scale can save Israel from a general holocaust awakening, as the following column in the Egyptian official government paper Al-Akhbar shows: