Issa Nakhleh
Issa Nakhkeh (1915-2003), a Neo Nazi Arab "Palestinian" diplomat.
As the Falastin correspondent in London,[1] had defended Arab propaganda center in Nazi Germany (in 1939)[2]
He was of infamous ex-Mufti al-Husseini's Henchmen (1946) at the Arab Higher Committee.[3]
Nakhleh pioneered in Nazi comparisons and even making Nazi atrocities seem "less" bad (June 1949).[4] Nakhleh has been praising Nazi regime (1950s),[5] as he was weaving "a network of connections with.. the movements of the nationalist right, and with German immigrants nostalgic for the days of the Third Reich"[6]; had denied the Holocaust: May-1970,[7] [also recycling Hitler's talking points].
In Nov-1972 (- some 27 years only after the Holocaust - he dared stated in public, at the UN that the millions are "alive").[8][9][10] At the time he repeated the Khazar myth.[11]
He continued Holocaust denial in Sep-1978 sending his Memorandum to Jimmy Carter and Anwar Sadat not to make peace - Camp David,[12] and in 1981,[13] and 1982;[14][15] had been working with neo-Nazis for decades (1963-1984).[16] [17][13][14][18][19]
He had rationalizing Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany (1972).[20]
It's this Issa Nakhkeh, in 1961 announced his (renewal org. under title) PAD - Palestine Arab Delegation.[21] By then, he disseminates at U.N. delegations a formal statement of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem declaring: "The enmity of Nazis to Jews was based" on supposed "research." In August 1961, it adopted the anti-Semitic canard of the Khazar.[22]
His P.A D. under the Mufti was linked with neo-Nazis.[23]
Nakhleh praised infamous Father Goughlin in a ranting conference in Dearborn, Michigan, July 1984. [24]
Sirhan Sirhan
Nakhleh, sent by his boss, al-Husseini, the ex Grand Mufti of Jerusalem,[25] represented Sirhan Sirhan the Arab Palestinian murderer of RFK.
| “ | At an emergency meeting of the group held during the assassin's trial, Issa Nakhleh, a former senior adviser to the UN Palestinian Delegation, described Sirhan as an “Arab guerrilla” whose murder of Mr Kennedy was “motivated by political events”.
“Nakhleh informed the group that one of his aims in briefing the group was to enlist their support for a trip to the Middle East which he planned to make in order to collect funds to aid Sirhan's defence,” reads the document... It also alleges that Mr Nakhleh had in the past been accused of being a “loose handler” of funds – that he had previously raised money for various causes, but that the funds later “found a way into his pockets”.[26] |
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See also
References
- ↑ The Palestine Post, 14 January 1938, p. 2 "A Gliding Policy."
- ↑ The Palestine Post, 13 July 1939, p. 6. "The 'Settlement' in Palestine A Triumph For The 'Axis' "
- ↑ The Nation.(1947).United States:J.H. Richards, p. 561. May 17, 1947. "The Mufti's Henchmen" -"A Who's Who"
- ↑ I. Nakhleh Memorandum to the UN June-17-1949.
- ↑ Anti-Jewish Activities of the Arabs in Argentine - DAIA, 1958. pp.18-9.
[1].
There he publishes 'America y Oriente' from November 20, 1952, "known for its systematical anti-Jewish campaign and its glorification of the totalitarian regimes, particularly of the nazi Germany.
- ↑ Rein, R.(2022).Jewish Self-Defense in South America: Facing Anti-Semitism with a Club in Hand.United Kingdom:Taylor & Francis
- ↑ (1970). "Anti‐Zionists" and antisemites, Patterns of Prejudice, 4:4,28,DOI:10.1080/0031322X.1970.9968931 [2]
- ↑ The Times from San Mateo, November 14, 1972, p 10.
Arab Says Hitler Didn't Kill Jews.... Issa Nakhleh, head of the so called "Palestine Arab Delegation." addressed the General Assembly's special political committee...
- ↑ National Lampoon.(1973).United States:(n.p.), p. 18
- ↑ Jewish Observer and Middle East Review, vol. 21, William Samuel & Company Limited, 1972, p. 7
- ↑ B'nai B'rith Messenger, 17 November 1972, p. 34. "Behind The Scenes".
- ↑ Dalin, D. (2017). Icon of Evil: Hitler's Mufti and the Rise of Radical Islam. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis. p. 120
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 The American Spectator. (1986). United States: American Spectator,
p. 20.
Muslim Congress's representatives at the symposium was Issa Nakhleh, an attorney who has served as U.N. Observer ... The Six Million Reconsidered attempts to prove that the Holocaust never occurred; Antizion, a compendium of anti-Semitic writing, includes a description of Hitler as a "twentieth century statesman" ... and with the racist West Coast group, Western Front. In 1981 Nakhleh spoke at the Third Annual Convention of the Institute for Historical Review...
- ↑ 14.0 14.1
The Nizkor Project.
One participant of the 1982 conference was Issa Nakhleh, head of the Palestine Arab Delegation, an extremist pro-PLO group originally formed by the notorious Grand Mufti of Jerusalem who broadcast from Nazi Germany to the Arabs in the Middle East. In the US, Nakhleh has associated in recent years with Western Front, an antisemitic organisation.
- ↑ Manor, Y. (1984). Anti-Zionism. Israel: Department of Information, World Zionist Organization, p. 20.
[3]
...also the telegram sent by Issa Nakhleh, President of the Palestinian Arab Delegation to the United Nations and Judicial Adviser to the World Muslim Congress, to the Attorney-General of Stockholm...
- ↑ Nadeau, J. (2011). The Canadian Fuhrer: The Life of Adrien Arcand.Canada: James Lorimer Limited, Publishers, p. 351
- ↑ (1979) National front reverse, Patterns of Prejudice, 13:2,26-27, DOI:10.1080/0031322X.1979.9969498 [4] "Swedish authorities’ action." '... veteran Palestine antisemite, Issa Nakhleh...}}
- ↑ The Australian Jewish Times, 7 April 1983. "Whitewashing Hitler" "Neo-Nazi Attempts to Rewrite History" The Australian Jewish News (Melbourne), 7 January 1983
- ↑ Seidel, G.(1986).The Holocaust denial : antisemitism, racism & the new right. United Kingdom: Beyond the Pale Collective,
p. 28
The Holocaust Denial... TheIHR, in advertising cassettes of its 1982 Conference proceedingsoffers recordings of the speech given by"Mr.Hadawi, a Palestinian with a long and illustrious diplomatic career. The previous year the conference had been addressed by Mr Issah Nakhleh, who describes himself as "Legal Adviser to the World Muslim Conference". In 1982, when the Swedish Holocaust- denier, Ditlieb Felderer, was convicted of defaming the Jews, Nakhleh sent at telegram of protest to the Swedish District Attorney.
- ↑ Near East Report. (1972). United States:Near East Research, Incorporated, p. 139
you Jews...
- ↑ The Canadian Jewish Chronicle, Aug 4, 1961, p. 5. "Israel At the United Nations." By Saul Carson.
- ↑ "Nasser's Anti-Jewish Propaganda."
Publication Date:July 8, 1965
CIA
October 1961: The Palestine Arab Delegation sent to all U.N. delegations a formal statement of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem declaring: "The enmity of Nazis to Jews was based on (supposed) well-documented[sic] research [sic] and studies" which showed that the Jews were "a strong factor" in bringing about the defeat of Germany in World War I and dominated[sic] the "political, economic, and professional life of Germany." August 1, 1961: "The Crescent and the Cross," newsletter of the Palestine Arab Delegation, adopted the anti-Semitic canard of the Khazar...
- ↑
Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress. (1969). United States: U.S. Government Printing Office, [5] p.9235.
“ How Arab Propagandists and Their Friends Work in America. Hon. James H. Scheuer. Of New York. In the House of Representatives. Tuesday, April 15, 1969. ... It is a commonly heard complaint from Arab quarters that their cause has "no voice" in America. In point of fact, the exact opposite is the case. Each of the 14 Arab states has its own delegation—and usually its own Informer officer—at the United Nations. On top of that. the Arab Information Center, operating for all of the Arab League states, maintains headquarters in New York, Washington, Chicago, San Francesco and Dallas—plus a representative in Florida.
There is also the Palestine Arab Delegation—which purports torepresent the indigenous[sic] Arab inhabitants of Palestine, but is actually the registered agency for the Arab Higher Committee of Palestine, headed by Haj Amin el-Husseini, better known as the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. (He was once Hitler's special adviser on the "final solution of the Jewish problem.")
Most reprehensible of all is the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO)—an agency established and financed by the Arab Largos, atates for the express purpose of organizing guerrilla units to invade Israel, in order to bring an end to what it Insits upon calling the "Zionist usurpation" there. This agency is openly dedicated to defiance of United Nations peacekeeping resolution...
The mere presence of so many Arab state delegations at the United Nations provides kind of built-in advantage for certain propaganda purposes When Security Council denotes are televised. for Instance, thenmber of minutes given to Arab spokesmen and their supporters is invariably several times greater than those given to Israel and her usually less-verbose friends. On these decisions, moreover, the Arabs have generally seen fit to play fast and loose with the ordinary rules of diplomatic courtesy, while objecting to any slight technical deviation from the ruled by those on the other side...
The expenditures of the Palestine Arab Delegation are much smaller than those of the Arab Information Center (with its numerous branches), but its activities are a matter of special concern, because unlike most foreign propaganda agencies this 'delegation' concerns itself very directly with internal affairs of the United States...
…the same methods, would be hustled out of the country at once, or put in jail.
NEO-NAZIS AIDED.
Even more reprehensible, however, is the relationship which this agency has built up with some of the more extreme hate-groups in the United States, where the obvious effort is to set American citizens of different religions against each other. At one period, indeed, the 'Delegation' actually permitted a self-avowed neo-Nazi group, the National Renaissance Party, to use the Arab postage meter for the purpose of mailing out the 'Party’s' own vicious anti-Jewish publication. On another occasion, “literature” written by the Palestine Arab Delegation was made available for printing in *Common Sense* (described in a staff report of the House Committee on Un-American Activities as “the source of some of the most vitriolic hate propaganda ever to come to this Committee’s attention”)—and the material actually appeared in two editions of *Common Sense* even before the Delegation got around to issuing its own pamphlet edition. Other hate-literature from the same source has been extensively used by Gerald L. K. Smith, and equally notorious American anti-Jewish agitators.
It is one thing to advocate a national cause; it is something quite different for a foreign agency to try to stir up dissension in a country with which peaceful relations presumably prevail.
We should emphasize here that the Palestine Arab Delegation is not a self-supported group of agitators. It has filed its official registration papers with the Department of Justice (Foreign Agent Registration No. 1459) as an agency of the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine, with headquarters at Almansurieh, Lebanon; and the Higher Committee’s Chairman, the former Grand Mufti, is listed as residing in Egypt, near Cairo. Early publications of the “Delegation” list support from the four Arab states surrounding Israel, but more recently only the Higher Committee’s sponsorship appeared. The “Delegation” is recognized at the United Nations, to the extent of appearing before various official committees, where it claims to represent the Arab Palestinians. These facts make its uninvited intervention in America’s domestic affairs all the more inexcusable.
STUDENTS USED AS AGITATORS.
A survey of this subject would be incomplete without mention of the Organization of Arab Students in the United States and Canada, which has units on over a hundred American college campuses. The United States welcomes students from all parts of the world, and tries to help them secure an education—but in this particular case, the students who belong to the Organization are also told to consider themselves as political spokesmen for the views of their home governments. The Organization prints an elaborate magazine, which contains some of the most violent anti-Israel propaganda that we have seen—and its national convention has entertained speakers from the Palestine Liberation Organizations. Apart from other considerations, it seems hardly appropriate for an organization of foreign students, with obvious support from outside governments, to engage in such activities while its members are guests in our own country.
At its last-year’s National Convention the Organization of Arab Students honored Dr. M. T. Mehdi as its “Man of the Year.” Dr. Mehdi, a former employee of the Arab Information Center (at its San Francisco branch), now heads The Action Committee on American-Arab Relations, an ostensibly domestic agency which describes itself as “an organization dedicated to better American-Arab understanding.”
Dr. Mehdi’s principal claim to fame, however, is the authorship of a book entitled “Kennedy and Sirhan, Why?”—the outrageous theme of which is that the Jordanian assassin of the late Senator Robert Kennedy ought to be thought of as a political prisoner, instead of being tried for murder in the ordinary way in the courts of California.
“Sirhan’s act is not an ordinary case of murder: it is a political act and political assassination. Hence traditional legal devices and legal remedies cannot adequately provide proper defense for the accused,” we are told. Mehdi, in effect, tries to make Sirhan’s terrible crime into a mere incident in the war between Arabs and Israelis (with the late senator classified as an Israeli protagonist). The idea is thus suggested that Sirhan should be treated as “a prisoner of war,” with Kennedy classified as “a casualty in that war.”
Must our government tolerate this? In short, Arab propaganda runs the entire gamut from slick-paper appeals intended to influence people with cultural and intellectual curiosity, to the stirring up of race hatreds, the organization of guerrillas, and even a quasi-exculpation of assassination.
Some aspects of this agitation are almost certainly contrary to American law, and are certainly in violation of good public policy. There is no excuse to permit the intentional stirring up of group hatreds in this country by people acting in the name of a foreign government, and our international obligations are clearly inconsistent with allowing the continued operation of militarist-terrorist groups like the Palestine Liberation Organization.
” - ↑ Lifting the Veil. By Alan Abrams (Aug. 3, 1984) Detroit Jewish News, Aug 3, 1984
- ↑ Justice Department Keeps Watch on Arab Students Group As Sirhan Probe Continues. JTA, June 24, 1968
- ↑ 'Kennedy must fall': CIA releases Sirhan Sirhan diary pages and RFK assassination files.
Palestinian who emigrated from Jordan to the US shot and killed Democratic presidential hopeful in 1968.
Cody Combs, The National, June 12, 2025.
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