Posted on 10/17/2023 2:05:42 AM PDT by Milagros
Oct 7-11, 1938 : the Muslim Brotherhood organized the World Interparliamentary Conference for Arab and Muslim Countries in Cairo, "in defense of Palestine," where they distributed an Arabic translations of Mein Kampf and the forgery Protocols of the Elders of Zion. {1}
The event was the handiwork of Muhammad Ali 'Alluba,{2} former treasurer of the Jerusalem Muslim congress, who had participated in the Mufti - Haj Amin al-Husayni's unsuccessful 1933 fundraising tour through India. He created an entirely new forum, with an exclusively Muslim approach to the defense of Palestine. {3}.
By the time, the Mufti with al-Banna succeeded in Islamization of the "Palestine" issue. The Arabs at the conference 'threatened to ally with the Axis Powers.' {4}
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Krämer, ''Jews'', p.146f. Cited in: Cohen, Michael J. (2014). Britain's Moment in Palestine: Retrospect and Perspectives, 1917-1948. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, p. 404 [*]
Patterson, D. (2022). Judaism, Antisemitism, and Holocaust: Making the Connections. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, p.171 [*]
Schultheis, R. (2008). Hunting Bin Laden: How Al-Qaeda is Winning the War on Terror. United States: Skyhorse Publishing. [*].
{2}.
Gershoni, I., Jankowski, J. P. (2002). Redefining the Egyptian Nation, 1930-1945. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, p. 184
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Kramer, Martin S. (1986). Islam assembled: the advent of the Muslim congresses. New York: Columbia University Press, pp. 154-5.
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Küntzel, M. (2007). Jihad and Jew-hatred : Islamism, Nazism and the roots of 9/11. New York: Telos Press Pub., p. 43 [*]
... Egypt as a signal for jihad. Not without success! In October 1938 in Cairo, the cooperation between al-Banna and el-Husseini led to the previously mentioned Parliamentary Conference for Arab and Islamic Countries, government support that effectively signaled a revision of Egyptian policy. In London, where the priority leading up to the oncoming world war was the maintenance of good relations with the Arab world, the Egyptian convergence with the Islamic movement and the Islamization of the Palestine conflict were viewed with the utmost concern: on November 9, 1938, as synagogues burned in Germany, the British government hit the panic button. Four weeks after the Cairo conference the Peel Commission's proposal for a division of Palestine, which had been accepted by the Jews and rejected by el-Husseini, was withdrawn, "since meanwhile the Arabs," writes Hermann Meier-Cronemeyer," at an inter-parliamentary conference of Arab and Muslim countries for the defence of Palestine in October 1938 in Cairo had threatened to ally with the Axis Powers.
There has never been an independent Palestine. See a good book on the Middle East -
“The Illustrated Atlas of Jewish Civilization- 4000 Years Of History”, Josephine Bacon, Consulting Editor - Martin Gilbert, Quantam Books, London, MCMXC, i.e., 1990, This edition, 2006, 224 pages including index.
The "flashback" which involves Cairo and a first publication of Mein Kampf is interesting, as is the fact that there has been no nation of Palestine. Since the Clinton administration's fumbling attempts to "mediate," the official Arab voices from the region have doggedly NEVER announced the proposed borders for a nation of Palestine, because to do so with the "authority" of a proposed nation would show that Israel is thereby wiped away. This was the goal of National Socialism, as with all the other anti-Jewish groups, including those in Russia and throughout Eastern Europe, through the 20th century until now.
One can see the confluence of these themes in the Croatian Muslim SS group formed and allied with Germany in WWII. There is little new in the moment, but much -- of the same -- over these last 100+ years.
"An Arabic translation of Hitler's Mein Kampf which has become a bestseller in the Palestinian territories is now on sale in Britain."
Mein Kampf for sale, in Arabic
Arabic translation of 'Mein Kampf' sold in northern Israel Jerusalem Post, 22 October 2019
The time of National Socialism's hatred of Jews is not yet finished, having found its continuing in Islam, and, as above, Britain. For 'starters.' What was seemingly old is all new again.
Bkmrk
Well Hamas IS a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Exactly
Mein Kampf has been a popular seller in the Middle East pretty much from the time it was published.
Years ago I tried reading that thing.
There’s 443 pages in it. I pushed my way and I do mean pushed my way through 200 when I stopped because I had no idea what in the world Hitler was talking about.
Outside of an obvious hatred of Jews and democratic forms of government Mein Kampf is the most convoluted, incoherent, turgid pile of bulls**t ever put to print.
In all of the thousands of words I did read the only two Adolf Hitler got right were his name.
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