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| | 1932: active in journalism with Al Shanti and Istiqlal party. | | 1932: active in journalism with Al Shanti and Istiqlal party. |
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| − | 1933: pro [[Fascism]] conference in Syria. | + | * 1933: pro [[Fascism]] conference in Syria. |
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| − | 1936: agitates at riots in Mandatory [[Palestine]]. | + | * 1936: agitates at riots in Mandatory [[Palestine]]. |
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| − | 1936 September: at Bloudan pan-Arab conference. | + | * 1936 September: at Bloudan pan-Arab conference. |
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| − | 1937-8 fled to [[Iraq]], with the [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem |Mufti]] and with Darwish al-Mikdadi agitating hate in [[Iraq]]. Culminating in the infamous ''Farhoud''.<ref>Ben-Jacob, Abraham. A history of the Jews in Iraq : From the end of the Gaonic period [1038 C.e.] to the present time [Yehudei Bavel: mi-sof tkufat ha-ge'onim 'ad yamenu : 1038-1960]. Israel: Kiryat Sefer, 1979. [https://books.google.com/books?id=jwBXAAAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=%22%D7%9C%D7%A2%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%9A+%D7%98%D7%91%D7%97%22 pp.249-52]. | + | * 1937-8 fled to [[Iraq]], with the [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem |Mufti]] and with Darwish al-Mikdadi agitating hate in [[Iraq]]. Culminating in the infamous ''Farhoud''.<ref>Ben-Jacob, Abraham. A history of the Jews in Iraq : From the end of the Gaonic period [1038 C.e.] to the present time [Yehudei Bavel: mi-sof tkufat ha-ge'onim 'ad yamenu : 1038-1960]. Israel: Kiryat Sefer, 1979. [https://books.google.com/books?id=jwBXAAAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=%22%D7%9C%D7%A2%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%9A+%D7%98%D7%91%D7%97%22 pp.249-52]. |
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| | In the year 5696 (c. 1936), the riots broke out in the Land of Israel. Every minor agitation and every exaggerated news that reached Iraq by the Arab newspapers from the Land of Israel made wings to the detriment of the Jews there. From the day the riots began in Israel, Iraqi Jews avoided walking in the streets in the evening, even in the Jewish neighborhoods. Every Jewish institution and Jewish club was seen by the Arabs as "Zionist" and therefore it was permissible to burn and destroy it. The war against Zionism was officially waged. | | In the year 5696 (c. 1936), the riots broke out in the Land of Israel. Every minor agitation and every exaggerated news that reached Iraq by the Arab newspapers from the Land of Israel made wings to the detriment of the Jews there. From the day the riots began in Israel, Iraqi Jews avoided walking in the streets in the evening, even in the Jewish neighborhoods. Every Jewish institution and Jewish club was seen by the Arabs as "Zionist" and therefore it was permissible to burn and destroy it. The war against Zionism was officially waged. |
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| | In the morning of the second day, while riots were raging outside Baghdad, the curfew was busy assembling the new government, and Jamil al-Madfai was appointed prime minister. At the same time at 10:45 a curfew order was broadcast on the radio. Around noon, a new Iraqi army entered the city from the north, which had vowed curfew training and was mostly made up of Kurds. This army was ordered to disperse the rioters. After a few shots the mob dispersed. Dozens of rioters were killed. In the afternoon there was silence in the killing town.</font></blockquote></ref> | | In the morning of the second day, while riots were raging outside Baghdad, the curfew was busy assembling the new government, and Jamil al-Madfai was appointed prime minister. At the same time at 10:45 a curfew order was broadcast on the radio. Around noon, a new Iraqi army entered the city from the north, which had vowed curfew training and was mostly made up of Kurds. This army was ordered to disperse the rioters. After a few shots the mob dispersed. Dozens of rioters were killed. In the afternoon there was silence in the killing town.</font></blockquote></ref> |
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| − | 1941: With the Axis in [[WW2]],<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/dav/1946/03/19/01/article/11/ Davar - דבר, 19 March 1946]. | + | * 1941: With the Axis in [[WW2]],<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/dav/1946/03/19/01/article/11/ Davar - דבר, 19 March 1946]. |
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| | Threatens to appeal to USSR. | | Threatens to appeal to USSR. |
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| | Akram Zuaiter from Nablus, who cooperated with the "Axis" before the war and during the war, said in his enthusiastic testimony that he was one of those who emigrated from the country thanks to the Zionist policy, the exiles, led by the Mufti, are scattered throughout the countries. He talked about the "disasters that befell the Arabs" because of the Balfour Declaration and the double promises given to the Jews and the Arabs. It is most responsible for the "Arab tragedy" by supporting the Aliyah demands, whenever it sees that England is leaning towards them as a solution to the Land of Israel [Palestine] question. He then emphasized the "soft attitude" towards Jewish .. as opposed to the "strong hand" towards the Arab terrorists in the 1936/9 riots and announced that the Arab youth will not be quiet or rest until they disperse the Zionist dreams, because it is not a question of absorption capacity or the possibility of economic development, but the question of a nation's independence and freedom[sic]..</font></blockquote></ref> with pro-[[Nazi]] Rashid Ali coup. | | Akram Zuaiter from Nablus, who cooperated with the "Axis" before the war and during the war, said in his enthusiastic testimony that he was one of those who emigrated from the country thanks to the Zionist policy, the exiles, led by the Mufti, are scattered throughout the countries. He talked about the "disasters that befell the Arabs" because of the Balfour Declaration and the double promises given to the Jews and the Arabs. It is most responsible for the "Arab tragedy" by supporting the Aliyah demands, whenever it sees that England is leaning towards them as a solution to the Land of Israel [Palestine] question. He then emphasized the "soft attitude" towards Jewish .. as opposed to the "strong hand" towards the Arab terrorists in the 1936/9 riots and announced that the Arab youth will not be quiet or rest until they disperse the Zionist dreams, because it is not a question of absorption capacity or the possibility of economic development, but the question of a nation's independence and freedom[sic]..</font></blockquote></ref> with pro-[[Nazi]] Rashid Ali coup. |
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| − | 1946 March: (Bludan), forcing Syrian Jews what to say to the Palestine Committee.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/hmf/1946/03/14/01/article/9 HaMashkif - המשקיף, 14 March 1946].<blockquote> | + | * 1946 March: (Bludan), forcing Syrian Jews what to say to the Palestine Committee.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/hmf/1946/03/14/01/article/9 HaMashkif - המשקיף, 14 March 1946].<blockquote> |
| | This is how they prepare the testimony of the Jews of the Arab countries ... | | This is how they prepare the testimony of the Jews of the Arab countries ... |
| | An Arab from Palestine, a Nazi agent - teaches Syrian Jews what to say to the committee | | An Arab from Palestine, a Nazi agent - teaches Syrian Jews what to say to the committee |