I heard Netenyahu give his viscious speech on a video on the Electronic
Entifada site. It was a nightmarish experience to hear him present as
factual history, a bald faced lie meant to snear the Palestinian people. I
have since read several articles, in addition to this one that I posted,
which refuted the story. But as we can see from history, the stories that
we are told, not only mold our thinking and emotions, they also motivate
government policy. If you think about how traumatized and damaged the Jewish
people have been by the centuries of anti-semitism which then exploded into
the Nazi policy of genocide toward the Jews, and then think of what that
trauma hath wrought. It caused the illegitimate birth of Israel which then
acted out its own policy of genocide toward Palestinians. Acts have
consequences.
Miriam
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Incites a Wave of Vigilante Violence
I would remind Benjamin Netanyahu, of my father's words. "History is
written by the victors."
So Mister Netanyahu, spin your lies while you are winning. One day you will
fall out of favor with the American Empire, and another history will be
written. And like your history, and all histories ever written, it will be
full of lies that support the desired position of whoever is the current
Master.
As a young boy, I remember seeing the evil Nazi generals parading across my
neighborhood theater's screen. Tall, angular, bald headed and often wearing
a monocle.
Today, as a blind man for the past 51 years, I have never seen your picture.
But when you speak, in my minds eye there appears that cold evil face.
At the time, I truly believed Americans felt compassion for the Jews.
But of course my school history books did not note that we turned boats of
desperate Jews away from our shores. Our open arm policy, so well said on
our Statue of Liberty, must not have included Jews. But later I came to
understand that our government used the plight of the German Jew to whip up
American's hatred of the Evil Nazi. Just as our American Empire is using
you.
So write what you must, Mister Netanyahu. In the scheme of things your lies
will be lost to future generations.
Carl Jarvis
On 10/22/15, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Painting Palestinians as Nazis, Netanyahu Incites a Wave of Vigilante
Violence By Max Blumenthal [1] / AlterNet [2] October 22, 2015 It is
Springtime for Hitler. The genocidal dictator who presided over the
murder of millions of Jews across Europe during World War Two has been
absolved of his most heinous crime by the elected leader of the
self-proclaimed Jewish state. According to Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu, the blame for the Final Solution lay not with Der
Fuhrer, but with Hajj al-Amin Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
who oversaw holy sites during the 1920's and 30's. In Netanyahu's
version of Holocaust history, Hitler was just following orders.
This seemingly surreal event occurred at a gathering in Jerusalem of
the World Zionist Congress [3], where the bigwigs of the pro-Israel
world gathered amidst a spate of Palestinian stabbing attacks and
brutal Israeli crackdowns. When he rose to address the crowd,
Netanyahu was determined to project defiance. He would let no one
accuse Israel of provoking violence with its brutal, half-century-long
military occupation. His security forces were facing down a terror
wave rooted in a culture of Arab anti-Semitism that pre-dated the
country's establishment, he insisted. Jewish citizens of Israel were
being attacked as Jews, not as occupiers or settlers, and anyone who
said otherwise was a liar.
In a long-winded [4] disquisition peppered with tales of his
grandfather's close encounters with Arab "marauders," Netanyahu
painted the Palestinian national movement as a collection of
irrational extremists united by a singular goal of exterminating the
Jews. To illustrate his point, he summoned the ghost of the Mufti.
"Hitler didn't want to exterminate the Jews at the time, he wanted to
expel the Jews," Netanyahu declared. "And Hajj Amin al-Husseini [the
Mufti] went to Hitler and said, 'If you expel them, they'll all come
here.' 'So what should I do with them?' he asked. He said, 'Burn
them.' And he was sought in, during the Nuremberg trials for prosecution."
Netanyahu had written feverishly on the Mufti's collaboration with
Nazi Germany in his 1993 book, A Durable Peace, citing dubious
testimony by one of Adolph Eichmann's underlings that the "Mufti was
one of the initiators of the systematic extermination of European
Jewry." (In his 1961 trial in Jerusalem, Eichmann denied that Husseini
played any such role or that he knew him well). The long dead
Palestinian patriarch has been one of Netanyahu's favorite boogeymen
ever since, helping him implicate the Palestinians in crimes that had
nothing to do with the occupation or settler-colonial domination. Back
in 2012, in fact, in a speech before the Israeli Knesset, Netanyahu
claimed [5] the Mufti was "one of the leading architects of the Final
Solution." And a year later, at Bar Ilan University, Netanyahu
attempted to draw a direct line [6] between Nazi Germany and the
Palestinian national struggle.
There is no evidence to support Netanyahu's statements about the
Mufti's malignant influence over Hitler. According to a full readout
of the November 28, 1941 meeting between the two, the Mufti never
urged Hitler to "burn [the Jews]," as Netanyahu alleged. Hitler's
discussion with the Mufti occurred months after the liquidation of
nearly the entire Jewish population of Lithuania and weeks after the
slaughter at Babi Yar, where over 34,000 Ukrainian Jews were killed in
one of the largest massacres of World War Two.
Contrary to Netanyahu's claims, the engines of genocide were roaring
by the time the Mufti and Hitler met.
Almost every aspect of Netanyahu's screed was false, down to his claim
that Husseini died in Cairo before he could be summoned to testify at
the Nuremberg Tribunal. (He died in Beirut in 1974). In absolving
Hitler of overseeing the Jewish genocide, Netanyahu dabbled in
Holocaust denial, a crime in several European countries. The Holocaust
revisionist David Irving lost his libel case against historian Deborah
Lipstadt in part because hemade [7] the same false claim as Netanyahu:
Irving wrote that Hitler was "inactive" in 1941, with no involvement
at the time in the extermination of Germany's Jews.
Unlike Irving, who eventually went to jail [8] for Holocaust denial,
Netanyahu has escaped with little more than a slap on the wrist. The
New York Times reported his remarks and collected critical quotes by
high profile Holocaust scholars, however, it described his claims
about Hitler and the Mufti as "disputed" [9] - the same language it
uses to describe Palestinian territory illegally occupied by Israel.
And the Anti-Defamation League, a pro-Israel organization that
declares battling worldwide anti-Semitism as its mission, kindly urged
[10] Netanyahu to "be careful in talking about the Holocaust" and
thanked him for "his clarification on the point." Yet Netanyahu had
only doubled down on his remarks, proclaiming that "it is absurd to
disregard the Mufti's role in encouraging Hitler to exterminate the
Jews."
Over the course of his career, Netanyahu's seemingly outlandish
behavior has always been animated by a cynical logic. By projecting
the phantasms of the Holocaust onto the stark tableau of the Arab
Muslim world, he has expertly exploited the psychological
vulnerabilities of Jewish Israelis. His perseverance is perhaps the
best validation of the phenomenon known as Terror Management Theory
[11], in which average people turn to militaristic and authoritarian
political leadership to cope with frightening encounters with
mortality.
Just over twenty years ago, Netanyahu addressed a right-wing rally in
central Jerusalem, speaking from a balcony "in a Mussolinian posture,"
as the Israeli authors of "Lords of the Land," Akiva Eldar and Idith
Zertal, recalled. After egging on settlers bearing portraits of Rabin
dressed as a Nazi SS officer, Netanyahu marched [12] alongside a mock
coffin marked, "Rabin." Exactly one month later, Rabin was gunned down
by a right-wing fanatic. And Netanyahu was on his way to winning a first
When he returned to the Prime Minister's office in 2009, Netanyahuimpudent children.
revamped his signature tactic, this time to brand Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,
then the president of Iran, as a "modern Hitler" planning a second
Holocaust. When he spoke [13] in Washington before the American Israel
Public Affairs Committee in 2012, Netanyahu waved a 1944 letter from
the US Department of War supposedly relaying America's refusal to bomb
the railways that carried Jews to their destruction at Auschwitz.
Likening Iran's nuclear facilities to the gas chambers of the
Holocaust, Netanyahu roared, "My friends, 2012 is not 1944. Never
again!" His message to the Obama administration was clear: Bomb Iran,
or we will.
Netanyahu's titanic struggle had come to a sputtering end by the time
he arrived at the UN General Assembly earlier this month. His
humiliating failure to stop the Iran nuclear deal had deprived him of
the external enemy
- the "modern Hitler" - that had assured him international relevancy
and domestic support. For a full 45 seconds, Netanyahu silently
glowered at the room full of stone-faced diplomats as though they were
Itterm.
was one of the most bizarre displays in United Nations history.
As he returned to Jerusalem, Netanyahu turned his sights away from the
Iranian nuclear threat and trained them on Palestinian kids with
potato peelers. "Anyone who tries to harm us, we cut off his arm," he
rumbled [14] during a memorial ceremony for Rehavam Ze'evi, the late
right-wing politician who helped popularize the idea of forcibly
transferring the Palestinian population from the West Bank to Jordan.
Paranoia was spreading peripatetically across the country, with
commando units bursting [15] into shopping malls during false alarms
while Jews assaulted Jews who resembled Palestinians. As units of the
Israeli army poured into Jerusalem for the first time since 1967, riot
police took full advantage of authorization to shoot teenage stone
throwers with live bullets. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, an architect
of the wave of evictions inflaming [16] Palestinians in the east of
the city, instructed all Jewish residents who owned weapons to stage
armed vigilante patrols, and even embarked on one himself. "Don't
hesitate. If someone is brandishing a knife, shoot him," urged [17]
Yair Lapid, the leader of the Yesh Atid Party.
As the violence intensified, a sub-genre of viral snuff films emerged.
In one grainy clip, a settler draped [18] a Palestinian corpse with
pork as paramedics stood by impassively. Another showed an Israeli man
taunting [19] a Palestinian boy as blood poured from his head and he
panted for breath after being shot during a stabbing attack. Perhaps
the most gut wrenching video captured crowds trouncing [20] on the
lifeless body of Haftom Zarhum, an Eritrean refugee who had been
riddled with bullets after being mistaken for a Palestinian gunman.
"Break his head! Break his head! Son of a whore!"
shouted one man as he abused Zarhum's body.
By blaming a Palestinian for the Final Solution, Netanyahu has helped
his countrymen adjust to the macabre reality. He reassured them that
they were not settler overlords or vigilante brutes, but Inglorious
Bastards curb stomping SS officers in the woods outside Krakow. And he
sent them the message that those Palestinians lurking behind concrete
walls and under siege in ghettoes were not an occupied, dispossessed
people, but a new breed of Nazis hellbent on Jewish extermination.
Netanyahu's comments about the Mufti were much more than a hysterical
lie; they were an invitation to act out a blood soaked fantasy of
righteous revenge.
Max Blumenthal is a senior writer for AlterNet, and the award-winning
author of Goliath [21] and Republican Gomorrah [22]. Find him on
Twitter at @MaxBlumenthal [23].
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Painting Palestinians as Nazis, Netanyahu Incites a Wave of Vigilante
Violence By Max Blumenthal [1] / AlterNet [2] October 22, 2015 It is
Springtime for Hitler. The genocidal dictator who presided over the
murder of millions of Jews across Europe during World War Two has been
absolved of his most heinous crime by the elected leader of the
self-proclaimed Jewish state. According to Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu, the blame for the Final Solution lay not with Der
Fuhrer, but with Hajj al-Amin Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
who oversaw holy sites during the 1920's and 30's. In Netanyahu's
version of Holocaust history, Hitler was just following orders.
This seemingly surreal event occurred at a gathering in Jerusalem of
the World Zionist Congress [3], where the bigwigs of the pro-Israel
world gathered amidst a spate of Palestinian stabbing attacks and
brutal Israeli crackdowns. When he rose to address the crowd,
Netanyahu was determined to project defiance. He would let no one
accuse Israel of provoking violence with its brutal, half-century-long
military occupation. His security forces were facing down a terror
wave rooted in a culture of Arab anti-Semitism that pre-dated the
country's establishment, he insisted. Jewish citizens of Israel were
being attacked as Jews, not as occupiers or settlers, and anyone who
said otherwise was a liar.
In a long-winded [4] disquisition peppered with tales of his
grandfather's close encounters with Arab "marauders," Netanyahu
painted the Palestinian national movement as a collection of
irrational extremists united by a singular goal of exterminating the
Jews. To illustrate his point, he summoned the ghost of the Mufti.
"Hitler didn't want to exterminate the Jews at the time, he wanted to
expel the Jews," Netanyahu declared. "And Hajj Amin al-Husseini [the
Mufti] went to Hitler and said, 'If you expel them, they'll all come
here.' 'So what should I do with them?' he asked. He said, 'Burn
them.' And he was sought in, during the Nuremberg trials for prosecution."
Netanyahu had written feverishly on the Mufti's collaboration with
Nazi Germany in his 1993 book, A Durable Peace, citing dubious
testimony by one of Adolph Eichmann's underlings that the "Mufti was
one of the initiators of the systematic extermination of European
Jewry." (In his 1961 trial in Jerusalem, Eichmann denied that Husseini
played any such role or that he knew him well). The long dead
Palestinian patriarch has been one of Netanyahu's favorite boogeymen
ever since, helping him implicate the Palestinians in crimes that had
nothing to do with the occupation or settler-colonial domination. Back
in 2012, in fact, in a speech before the Israeli Knesset, Netanyahu
claimed [5] the Mufti was "one of the leading architects of the Final
Solution." And a year later, at Bar Ilan University, Netanyahu
attempted to draw a direct line [6] between Nazi Germany and the
Palestinian national struggle.
There is no evidence to support Netanyahu's statements about the
Mufti's malignant influence over Hitler. According to a full readout
of the November 28, 1941 meeting between the two, the Mufti never
urged Hitler to "burn [the Jews]," as Netanyahu alleged. Hitler's
discussion with the Mufti occurred months after the liquidation of
nearly the entire Jewish population of Lithuania and weeks after the
slaughter at Babi Yar, where over 34,000 Ukrainian Jews were killed in
one of the largest massacres of World War Two.
Contrary to Netanyahu's claims, the engines of genocide were roaring
by the time the Mufti and Hitler met.
Almost every aspect of Netanyahu's screed was false, down to his claim
that Husseini died in Cairo before he could be summoned to testify at
the Nuremberg Tribunal. (He died in Beirut in 1974). In absolving
Hitler of overseeing the Jewish genocide, Netanyahu dabbled in
Holocaust denial, a crime in several European countries. The Holocaust
revisionist David Irving lost his libel case against historian Deborah
Lipstadt in part because hemade [7] the same false claim as Netanyahu:
Irving wrote that Hitler was "inactive" in 1941, with no involvement
at the time in the extermination of Germany's Jews.
Unlike Irving, who eventually went to jail [8] for Holocaust denial,
Netanyahu has escaped with little more than a slap on the wrist. The
New York Times reported his remarks and collected critical quotes by
high profile Holocaust scholars, however, it described his claims
about Hitler and the Mufti as "disputed" [9] - the same language it
uses to describe Palestinian territory illegally occupied by Israel.
And the Anti-Defamation League, a pro-Israel organization that
declares battling worldwide anti-Semitism as its mission, kindly urged
[10] Netanyahu to "be careful in talking about the Holocaust" and
thanked him for "his clarification on the point." Yet Netanyahu had
only doubled down on his remarks, proclaiming that "it is absurd to
disregard the Mufti's role in encouraging Hitler to exterminate the
Jews."
Over the course of his career, Netanyahu's seemingly outlandish
behavior has always been animated by a cynical logic. By projecting
the phantasms of the Holocaust onto the stark tableau of the Arab
Muslim world, he has expertly exploited the psychological
vulnerabilities of Jewish Israelis. His perseverance is perhaps the
best validation of the phenomenon known as Terror Management Theory
[11], in which average people turn to militaristic and authoritarian
political leadership to cope with frightening encounters with
mortality.
Just over twenty years ago, Netanyahu addressed a right-wing rally in
central Jerusalem, speaking from a balcony "in a Mussolinian posture,"
as the Israeli authors of "Lords of the Land," Akiva Eldar and Idith
Zertal, recalled. After egging on settlers bearing portraits of Rabin
dressed as a Nazi SS officer, Netanyahu marched [12] alongside a mock
coffin marked, "Rabin." Exactly one month later, Rabin was gunned down
by a right-wing fanatic. And Netanyahu was on his way to winning a first
When he returned to the Prime Minister's office in 2009, Netanyahuimpudent children.
revamped his signature tactic, this time to brand Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,
then the president of Iran, as a "modern Hitler" planning a second
Holocaust. When he spoke [13] in Washington before the American Israel
Public Affairs Committee in 2012, Netanyahu waved a 1944 letter from
the US Department of War supposedly relaying America's refusal to bomb
the railways that carried Jews to their destruction at Auschwitz.
Likening Iran's nuclear facilities to the gas chambers of the
Holocaust, Netanyahu roared, "My friends, 2012 is not 1944. Never
again!" His message to the Obama administration was clear: Bomb Iran,
or we will.
Netanyahu's titanic struggle had come to a sputtering end by the time
he arrived at the UN General Assembly earlier this month. His
humiliating failure to stop the Iran nuclear deal had deprived him of
the external enemy
- the "modern Hitler" - that had assured him international relevancy
and domestic support. For a full 45 seconds, Netanyahu silently
glowered at the room full of stone-faced diplomats as though they were
It
was one of the most bizarre displays in United Nations history.
As he returned to Jerusalem, Netanyahu turned his sights away from the
Iranian nuclear threat and trained them on Palestinian kids with
potato peelers. "Anyone who tries to harm us, we cut off his arm," he
rumbled [14] during a memorial ceremony for Rehavam Ze'evi, the late
right-wing politician who helped popularize the idea of forcibly
transferring the Palestinian population from the West Bank to Jordan.
Paranoia was spreading peripatetically across the country, with
commando units bursting [15] into shopping malls during false alarms
while Jews assaulted Jews who resembled Palestinians. As units of the
Israeli army poured into Jerusalem for the first time since 1967, riot
police took full advantage of authorization to shoot teenage stone
throwers with live bullets. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, an architect
of the wave of evictions inflaming [16] Palestinians in the east of
the city, instructed all Jewish residents who owned weapons to stage
armed vigilante patrols, and even embarked on one himself. "Don't
hesitate. If someone is brandishing a knife, shoot him," urged [17]
Yair Lapid, the leader of the Yesh Atid Party.
As the violence intensified, a sub-genre of viral snuff films emerged.
In one grainy clip, a settler draped [18] a Palestinian corpse with
pork as paramedics stood by impassively. Another showed an Israeli man
taunting [19] a Palestinian boy as blood poured from his head and he
panted for breath after being shot during a stabbing attack. Perhaps
the most gut wrenching video captured crowds trouncing [20] on the
lifeless body of Haftom Zarhum, an Eritrean refugee who had been
riddled with bullets after being mistaken for a Palestinian gunman.
"Break his head! Break his head! Son of a whore!"
shouted one man as he abused Zarhum's body.
By blaming a Palestinian for the Final Solution, Netanyahu has helped
his countrymen adjust to the macabre reality. He reassured them that
they were not settler overlords or vigilante brutes, but Inglorious
Bastards curb stomping SS officers in the woods outside Krakow. And he
sent them the message that those Palestinians lurking behind concrete
walls and under siege in ghettoes were not an occupied, dispossessed
people, but a new breed of Nazis hellbent on Jewish extermination.
Netanyahu's comments about the Mufti were much more than a hysterical
lie; they were an invitation to act out a blood soaked fantasy of
righteous revenge.
Max Blumenthal is a senior writer for AlterNet, and the award-winning
author of Goliath [21] and Republican Gomorrah [22]. Find him on
Twitter at @MaxBlumenthal [23].
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