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{{Cquote|The Project of Dr. Michael Ben Ari.
 
{{Cquote|The Project of Dr. Michael Ben Ari.
 
Dr. Michael Ben Ari's new book, which was written recently, opens a window to the public on Islam, from its beginnings to the jihad movements that sow blood and death in every corner of the world.}}
 
Dr. Michael Ben Ari's new book, which was written recently, opens a window to the public on Islam, from its beginnings to the jihad movements that sow blood and death in every corner of the world.}}
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*[https://mida.org.il/2024/10/16/%D7%97%D7%96%D7%95%D7%9F-%D7%95%D7%A4%D7%92%D7%99%D7%95%D7%9F-9-%D7%90%D7%99%D7%9A-%D7%94%D7%9E%D7%A6%D7%99%D7%90%D7%95-%D7%90%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%A4%D7%9C%D7%A1%D7%98%D7%99%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%9D/ "Vision and Dagger" 9: How were the Palestinians invented? – Dr. Michael Ben Ari]. ''Mida''.
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Orna Yashar | 10/16/2024 .
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{{Cquote|Dr. Michael Ben Ari was a guest on the "Zavit Ishra" podcast with Orna Ishra for the ninth episode of the series "Vision and Dagger"
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"I wasn't surprised by October 7," says Ben Ari. "This is normal, accepted, normative behavior in the wars of Islam... If someone wants to call me a racist, they should read my book."
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At the end of [[World War I]], there are many parallels between Hassan al-Banna, the leader of the "Muslim Brotherhood" in [[Egypt]], and Hajj Amin al-Husseini in Israel: "There is also a hidden competition between them, both of them seek to fill the void created after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, both of them seek to take over the leadership of the Arab world."
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Dr. Ben Ari describes how the idea of ​​"Palestine" was born and it is interesting to know that Azmi Bishara said in the past: "I don't think there is a Palestinian people at all, I think there is an Arab nation and I have always thought that way. I don't think there is a Palestinian nation – it is a colonial invention. When were there Palestinians?"
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"The idea of ​​Palestine is a century-old invention," says Dr. Ben Ari, "it is an invention that was invented as a result of hardship."
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Ben Ari refers to the idea of ​​"clan rule" and says: "There are processes that cannot be reversed. Once the Palestinian ethos is created, this identification, a situation is created in which there is a group with a common identity component. It is true that there is a clan identity component, but in addition to it there are components such as the struggle against Zionism, Al-Aqsa."
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In the riots of 1929 ([[Hebron massacre 1929]]), images emerge that are identical to those that emerged during the terrible massacre on Shabbat Simchat Torah: "We will never be able to live with these enemies. If we want to protect our wives and daughters, ourselves and our children, we must stop with the illusion of coexistence."
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Ben Ari notes that there was a period of calm in which the British were satisfied "with the wonderful process they had carried out," they restrained Hajj Amin al-Husseini, they restrained the Arabs, they provided them with the goods, and there was calm: "They don't understand that the time when there is calm is the most dangerous time, the Arabs have prepared and prepared. This is a religious pattern - I will not go out to attack until I am ready."
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Dr. Ben Ari mentions military commentators and says firmly: "They understand nothing about Islam, they understand nothing about Arabs. Anyone who calls me a racist or a fascist simply doesn't know. My book "Vision and Dagger" gives the roadmap as to who our enemy is. We must not make a mistake about this. We have no permission to err on the side of illusion. It's over."
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The full interview is on the "Zavit Yeshara" channel on YouTube  - you are welcome to follow the channel and also  support the podcast that provides a unique and refreshing platform in Israeli media.}}
    
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