Ron Jager
The writer, a 25-year
veteran of the I.D.F., served as a field mental health officer. Prior to
retiring in 2005, served as the Commander of the Central Psychiatric Military
Clinic for Reserve Soldiers at Tel-Hashomer. Since retiring from active duty,
he provides consultancy services to NGO’s implementing Psycho trauma and Psycho
education programs to communities in the North and South of Israel. Today Ron
is a strategic advisor to the Shomron Liaison Office. To contact: medconf@netvision.net.il
As we attempt to understand the origins of
the Islamic terror in recent years, which culminated in the attacks on the
United States on 9/11, we must examine how the radical anti-Semitic ideologies
of Hamas,
Hezbollah, Iran,
the Palestinian Covenant, and al-Qaeda began. Here we will find the untold
story of the lethal and symbiotic link between radical Islamism and Nazism,
which began in the 1930’s during the Nazi annual rallies in Nuremberg attended
by senior Arab political leaders.
The Roots of primal hatred of Israel
In direct opposition of established opinion
that the 9/11 terror attack brought about greater understanding of Israel’s
problems and raised international awareness of terrorism, it seems that 9/11
fostered a tsunami of Anti-Semitism, leading in recent years to the global
efforts to demonize and de-legitimize Israel. All of this hatred culminating in
the 2004 Durban conference held in South Africa. The second Lebanon War in 2006
and Operation Caste Lead in 2008 became litmus tests cases in which an entirely
false narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict became widely accepted as an
unchallengeable fact based on a biased and false narrative. This narrative was
effectively conveyed by the Western media, Western governments, and NGO's, in
which Israel is singled out and denied the basic right to defend herself
against Islamic terror and the worldwide effort to demonize and de-legitimize
her very existence.
The current epidemic of primal hatred of
Israel stems from the link between Nazism and Islam that was established in the
1930s, and not from the foundations of early Islam. For example, in a Nazi
directive of 1943: "The extermination of Jewry throughout the world is the
precondition for an enduring peace". Such a statement is remarkably
similar, if not identical, to the hated leader of Iran, Ahmadinejad
who proclaims at every opportunity "the Zionist regime will be wiped out
and humanity liberated". The common thread unifying the desire for the
total destruction of Jews is shared by Islamic terror and Hitler, hence the
validity of the term Islamo-Nazism. It is not a coincidence that both German
Nazism and modern Islamism arose in the 1920s. Nazi’s spoke of redemptive
anti-Semitism, namely a form of anti-Semitism that explains all in the world
and offer a form of “redemption” by exterminating the Jews. Modern radical Islamism provides the
same rational for murdering Jews and Israeli’s in particular. Palestinian
Authority broadcasts daily programs to children and adults on TV glorifying
suicide bombers, hanging their pictures on light posts in major Arab
Palestinian cities and promising heaven for those who murder Jews.
The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the
Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini in Mandatory Palestine played the leading roles in
inculcating the spirit of Nazism into Muslim consciousness. Nazis found refuge
after the end of World War II and continued their activities in exile-in the
Arab world, mainly Egypt. Academicians throughout the world are aware of the
Islamist-Nazi connection knowing the historical consequences of ‘redemptive
anti-Semitism’. Yet, rather than exposing this indisputable historical fact,
they lend their support to organizations claiming that Israel is conducting a
Holocaust against the Palestinian Arabs. The fact that since 9/11, Jew-hatred
has reached truly epidemic proportions in the Islamic world has been also been
downplayed or ignored" by academicians, politicians, and opinion makers in
the media. This past year, the
"Arab Spring" has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt the true face and
latent Islamic hatred of Israel and Jews everywhere.
Since the Oslo accords of 1993, Israelis have been subject to a type of thought control that has eliminated confronting inconvenient information about the Mufti and Palestinian admiration of Nazism, along with the later links of the PLO and its leaders with the Soviet Union and its methods of subversion. Overlooked in the history books is the fact that about 100,000 European Muslims fought on the Nazi side in World War II. They included two Bosnian Muslim Waffen SS Divisions, an Albanian Waffen SS Division in Kosovo and Western Macedonia, the Waffengruppe der-SS Krim, formations consisting of Chechen Muslims from Chechnya, and other Muslim formations in Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Nor has much been mentioned about Abu Mazen, the unelected
President of the Arab Palestinian Authority; In 1972, Abu Mazen was responsible
for raising the funds, required for the Munich Massacre of 11 Israeli athletes.
He acquired much of his subversive skills at the KGB headquarters in Moscow,
where he received (at Moscow University) his Ph.D. on Holocaust Denial. No
Western society would tolerate a holocaust denier holding a prominent position,
but Abu Mazen has been accorded respect and is welcomed in all major capitals
of the world. Abu Mazen represents the indisputable connection between spirit
of Nazism and its central role in Islamic consciousness.
Arab
Palestinian Anti-Semitism has long been recognized as the Arab world’s
prominent vehicle for the hatred of the Jews. From academics teaching that
Judaism permits murder and rape of non-Jews, to religious leaders teaching that
Islam demands the extermination of Jews, Palestinian Anti-Semitism is a
compelling force driving hatred and terror. The Palestinian Authority depicts
Jews as the archetypal force of evil throughout history. Jews are said to be
responsible for all the world’s problems: wars, financial crises, even the
spreading of AIDS. Jews are a danger to humanity. Whereas this paradigm has
been used before by Nazis, the Palestinians take it a step further, turning
demonization of Jews into the basis for Palestinian denial of Israel’s right to
exist and a central component of Palestinian national identity. The
Anti-Semitic oppression, persecution and expulsions suffered by Jews throughout
history are presented as the legitimate self-defense responses of the nations
of the world. Palestinian Arabs in ways similar to the Nazis in the past have created a false and deceptive reality that will sooner than later crumble and implode. This past year we have all witnessed how quickly Arab leaders throughout the Middle East have to flee from their own people due to the eruption of rage and hatred by the Arab mobs. The true narrative of the Middle East is that no Arab state genuinely respects human rights. No Arab state hosts a responsible media. No Arab society fully respects the rights of women or minorities, and no Arab government has ever accepted public responsibility for its own shortcomings. Blame has become the opium of the Arabs, and the greatest blame for their failures is that directed at Israel. So is born the obsessive campaign to demonize and de-legitimize Israel, the home of the Jewish nation. Only by spreading the word and exposing the historically lethal link between Islamic terror and Nazism can we regain the moral high ground in defending Israel against the global tsunami of every growing anti-Semitism and hatred of Israel.
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