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'''Operation Atlas'''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20101014004611/https://www.mi5.gov.uk/output/4-july-2001-releases-kurt-wieland.html 4 July 2001 Release: Kurt Wieland]. MI5</ref><ref>[https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/history/articles/nazi-paratroopers Operation Atlas Casts Light on Nazi Attempts to Squelch the Jewish State]. Marc Goldberg, ''Tablet Magazine'', April 15, 2021.<bloockquote><small>
 
'''Operation Atlas'''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20101014004611/https://www.mi5.gov.uk/output/4-july-2001-releases-kurt-wieland.html 4 July 2001 Release: Kurt Wieland]. MI5</ref><ref>[https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/history/articles/nazi-paratroopers Operation Atlas Casts Light on Nazi Attempts to Squelch the Jewish State]. Marc Goldberg, ''Tablet Magazine'', April 15, 2021.<bloockquote><small>
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The untold story of how a team of Nazi commandos teamed up with Palestinian Arab leader Haj Amin al-Husseini to kill Jews.</small><blockquote></ref>]</ref>''' was a failed operation by a force from the special commando unit of the Nazi Waffen SS, which began in Israel on October 6, 1944. The force numbered five people, three from the Templars of Palestine and two Arabs- Palestinians supporters of Mufti Amin al-Husseini, who were parachuted in the Jericho area near Wadi Kelt.  Four of them were captured without causing any damage and the fifth Hasan Salama, who escaped, was killed in the 1948 Israel's War of Independence.
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The untold story of how a team of Nazi commandos teamed up with Palestinian Arab leader Haj Amin al-Husseini to kill Jews.</small><blockquote></ref> was a failed operation by a force from the special commando unit of the Nazi Waffen SS, which began in Israel on October 6, 1944. The force numbered five people, three from the Templars of Palestine and two Arabs- Palestinians supporters of Mufti Amin al-Husseini, who were parachuted in the Jericho area near Wadi Kelt.  Four of them were captured without causing any damage and the fifth Hasan Salama, who escaped, was killed in the 1948 Israel's War of Independence.
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Some<ref>[https://www.jpost.com/magazine/features/the-fhrer-of-the-arabs The führer of the Arabs]. Gil Zohar, ''The Jerusalem Post'', December 20, 2020</ref>
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Some<ref>[https://www.jpost.com/magazine/features/the-fhrer-of-the-arabs The führer of the Arabs]. Gil Zohar, ''The Jerusalem Post'', December 20, 2020</ref> hold, the plan included poisoning<ref>[https://www.isracast.com/operation-atlas-poisoning-tel-aviv-residents/ Operation Atlas - Poisoning Tel-Aviv Residents - IsraCast]</ref> the Tel Aviv water system with arsenic --which could have killed around a quarter million<ref>[https://www.danielpipes.org/comments/268265 https://www.danielpipes.org/comments/268265] at Pipes.</ref> people-- destroying the Naharayim hydroelectric plant and blowing up the oil pipeline running from Iraq to Haifa.
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hold, the plan included poisoning<ref>[https://www.isracast.com/operation-atlas-poisoning-tel-aviv-residents/ Operation Atlas - Poisoning Tel-Aviv Residents - IsraCast]</ref> the Tel Aviv water system with arsenic --which could have killed around a quarter million<ref>[https://www.danielpipes.org/comments/268265 https://www.danielpipes.org/comments/268265] at Pipes.</ref> people-- destroying the Naharayim hydroelectric plant and blowing up the oil pipeline running from Iraq to Haifa.
      
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The '''Second''' Battle of '''Al Alamein''' was a decisive battle that took place between October 23 and November 4, 1942 as part of the North African Campaign in World War II.  The battle was the third in a series of military confrontations, which took place in the Al-Almain region of Egypt, beginning in July 1942. It was preceded by the first Al-Almain battle and the Alam Hala battle.  During the battle, which lasted 12 days, the Eighth Army of the British Commonwealth under the command of Bernard Montgomery defeated the Panzer Afrika, which included German and Italian forces under the command of Erwin Rommel, and forced the Axis forces to begin a long retreat westward along the coast of North Africa, which ended with the surrender of the German and Italian forces  in Tunisia in early May 1943. The Allied victory in the battle finally removed the German threat over Egypt and the Suez Canal, and put an end to the grandiose German plan to take control of the Middle East through a great pincer movement of Rommel's forces from the south and the German forces in the Caucasus from the north.
 
The '''Second''' Battle of '''Al Alamein''' was a decisive battle that took place between October 23 and November 4, 1942 as part of the North African Campaign in World War II.  The battle was the third in a series of military confrontations, which took place in the Al-Almain region of Egypt, beginning in July 1942. It was preceded by the first Al-Almain battle and the Alam Hala battle.  During the battle, which lasted 12 days, the Eighth Army of the British Commonwealth under the command of Bernard Montgomery defeated the Panzer Afrika, which included German and Italian forces under the command of Erwin Rommel, and forced the Axis forces to begin a long retreat westward along the coast of North Africa, which ended with the surrender of the German and Italian forces  in Tunisia in early May 1943. The Allied victory in the battle finally removed the German threat over Egypt and the Suez Canal, and put an end to the grandiose German plan to take control of the Middle East through a great pincer movement of Rommel's forces from the south and the German forces in the Caucasus from the north.
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===Nazism at Arab Palestine===
 
===Nazism at Arab Palestine===
 
Note: The Holocaust was a European crime. However, this section is about what has happened among the Arabs linked to the land of Eretz Israel—Palestine.
 
Note: The Holocaust was a European crime. However, this section is about what has happened among the Arabs linked to the land of Eretz Israel—Palestine.
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