Posted on 04/20/2026 4:59:36 AM PDT by Milagros
Kaukji is the predestined commander-in-chief of a volunteer army for Palestine. Together with the Grand Mufti, whose confidant and best friend he is, he was one of the ringleaders of the bloody Palestinian Arab uprising against Jewish immigration in 1936-39. He was severely wounded at that time and fled Palestine. During the war, he met with the Grand Mufti, who had also gone on a journey, in Germany. He has not forgotten what he found so appealing back then: his volunteers are sworn in with the "German salute" under the green flag of the Pr0phet.
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With German greetings to Palestine For the issue. Article 34 / 111. With German greetings to Palestine. December 19, 1947, 1:00 PM • from DER SPIEGEL 51/1947.
Half of Cairo was on its feet. From Al-Azhar University, a demonstration of some 100,000 Muslims, several kilometers long, thronged the densely packed streets of the Egyptian capital toward King Farouk's Abdine Palace. The police turned a blind eye as clenched fists rose from the crowd and a thousand voices chanted: "We want weapons!" The police knew what the weapons were being demanded for: for the jihad, the holy war for Palestine.
The crowds were particularly dense in front of the elegant Savoy Hotel in the city center. On the terrace, the prime ministers of the Arab states, who had gathered there for an Arab League "war council," stood with dignified, solemn faces, reviewing the passing of the faithful, their hands on their fezzes.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Riad el Sol waved his long-fingered arms dramatically: "We will not rest until Palestine is an indivisible and independent Arab state. Have faith in your leaders of the Arab League; soon you will witness their work." On a hotel balcony opposite, a Bedouin sheikh expressed his confidence in his own way: Koran in his left hand, pistol in his right, he enthusiastically discharged his entire magazine into the air.
Then the league representatives retreated to their hotel rooms. Negotiations continued behind closed doors. Only the room service waiters with long trays of fortifying drinks were allowed in briefly. The press had to stay outside.
Nevertheless, she picked out some interesting facts: that a detailed plan for the guerrilla war of the so-called "People's Army for the Liberation of Palestine" had been drawn up; that the Arab states had discussed withdrawing from the UN; that the Arab League intended to intervene against the UN partition plan at the International Court of Justice.
As at the last League meeting in Beirut, Haj Amin al-Husseini, the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and chairman of the Arab Palestine Committee, appeared again uninvited, but nonetheless welcome. He met with his Arab colleagues at an exclusive dinner hosted by Egyptian Prime Minister Nokrashi Pasha. "When the sword speaks, everything else must be silent." That was all he was willing to say to the journalists who ambushed him before the soirée. As he spoke, he thoughtfully stroked his somewhat silvery red beard with a wry smile.
He was not the only saber-rattler. Ibn Saud, who had rushed to Cairo despite suffering from gout and rheumatism, uttered the weighty words: "My last wish is to die at the head of my troops advancing into Palestine." And Syria's Defense Minister Ahmed al-Sharabati assured everyone that the Arabs would "step into a bloodbath to purify themselves."
The actual organizer of the "People's Army for the Liberation of Palestine," however, is not in such a hurry. Fauzi el Kaukji, who is providing military training in Damascus to the volunteers arriving from many Arab countries, somewhat dampened the resounding pronouncements of his high-ranking superiors: "We will not rush. But we will enter Palestine when we have completed our preparations as an organized force."
Kaukji is the predestined commander-in-chief of a volunteer army for Palestine. Together with the Grand Mufti, whose confidant and best friend he is, he was one of the ringleaders of the bloody Palestinian Arab uprising against Jewish immigration in 1936-39. He was severely wounded at that time and fled Palestine. During the war, he met with the Grand Mufti, who had also gone on a journey, in Germany. He has not forgotten what he found so appealing back then: his volunteers are sworn in with the "German salute" under the green flag of the Pr0phet.
Weapons depots left over from the war are being plundered to equip the volunteers. Recently, a continuous stream of weapons has also been flowing in from Egypt. Cairo has become a center of the arms trade. Arms manufacturers from the USA and various European countries are doing big business here.
Money is also pouring into Damascus. Thousands of pounds sterling have been wrested from the coffers of wealthy Arab merchants. The eight brothers of the Salam family, who own the Middle East's airlines, have contributed 12,000 pounds sterling from their fortune to save the Holy Land. In Arab countries, postage-paid "Help Palestine" stamps are being printed on all letters.
The stamping is said to have already generated 25,000 pounds sterling.
In Palestine itself, the carnage that Syria's defense minister spoke of with a threatening raised finger has already become a reality in some respects. Since the announcement of the UN partition plan, hundreds of Jews and Arabs have remained on the Palestinian battlefield. The American-owned Trans-Arabian Pipeline Co. has had to halt construction of its pipeline from the Iraqi oil fields to the Mediterranean Sea because the safety of its construction crews is at risk. This prompted the American weekly magazine "Newsweek" to describe it as an "arabesque of blood and oil."
As he liked it: swearing-in according to the tried and tested pattern.
The savage PALEOstinians (once simply called “Falahin” or peasant farmers or just plain, “Arabs” now enjoy the permanent status as the richest, most promulgated (via propaganda) violent “REFUGEES” on the planet.
The UN granted them a permanent refugee status in order to keep a festering wound directed at Israel.
These scum aligned themselves with Hitler and his goals in 1930. Many years later Yassir Arafart would align his PLO with Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait (1990).
The Arabs have the nerve to call Jews and Israelis “Nazis”???? The scum supported the losing, Fascists side, again and again.
Now they say “Genocide” is being carried out by the Jews against their people??? Keep lying you scum.
Some day, the truth will ring louder than the Billions of $$ invested in their lies, hisory and propaganda.
This 1947vl piece shows the combination of Jihad, Nazism.
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