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Noam Chomsky, who works closely with Finkelstein, has said of Finkelstein that he is "a person who can speak with more authority and insight on these topics [Israel and anti-Semitism] than anyone I can think of."
 
Noam Chomsky, who works closely with Finkelstein, has said of Finkelstein that he is "a person who can speak with more authority and insight on these topics [Israel and anti-Semitism] than anyone I can think of."
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The Iran-Hezbollah axis is the greatest threat to world peace, to Jewish
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The Iran-Hezbollah axis is the greatest threat to world peace, to Jewish survival, to Western values, and to civilization. Those like Finkelstein, who support Hezbollah, and even those who refuse to fight against this evil, are on the wrong side of history. They are collaborators with Islamofascists -- today's version of Nazism.</small></blockquote></ref> rushed to seek out the Nazis within 2 months of Hitler's ascend to power promising to help against democracies. Indeed, notorious is (the only) picture of Hitler (ever had with a religious figure) - Nov 28, 1941 with the Mufti, whereby he promised him: "the Jews are yours." He propagated to the Arab world 1941-1945 to kill all Jews and to go on a Jihad against the Allies, helped in forming the ''Arab legion'' and Bosnian Muslim SS.
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survival, to Western values, and to civilization. Those like Finkelstein, who support Hezbollah, and even those who refuse to fight against this evil, are on the wrong side of history. They are
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collaborators with Islamofascists -- today's version of Nazism.</small></blockquote></ref> rushed to seek out the Nazis within 2 months of Hitler's ascend to power promising to help against democracies. Indeed, notorious is (the only) picture of Hitler (ever had with a religious figure) - Nov 28, 1941 with the Mufti, whereby he promised him: "the Jews are yours." He propagated to the Arab world 1941-1945 to kill all Jews and to go on a Jihad against the Allies, helped in forming the ''Arab legion'' and Bosnian Muslim SS.
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At first the Nazis rejected the Mufti's urge to establish an Arab Nazi Party.
 
At first the Nazis rejected the Mufti's urge to establish an Arab Nazi Party.
 
The Mufti kept insisting, as well as Joseph Francis, Palestine correspondent of Al-Ahram.<ref>Nicosia, F. R. (2017). The Third Reich and the Palestine Question. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, [https://books.google.com/books?id=jqYaBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA77 p. 77].</ref>
 
The Mufti kept insisting, as well as Joseph Francis, Palestine correspondent of Al-Ahram.<ref>Nicosia, F. R. (2017). The Third Reich and the Palestine Question. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, [https://books.google.com/books?id=jqYaBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA77 p. 77].</ref>
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[[File:Arab tribesman saluting Premier Mussolini as they pass a reviewing stand...'Hitler of the Near East' - the Mufti (1938).jpg|thumb|right|Arab tribesman saluting Premier Mussolini as they pass a reviewing stand...'Hitler of the Near East' - the Mufti has financial backing from fascist Italy and Nazi Germany for Arab rerror (Oct 1938 report).]]
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[[File:Arab tribesman saluting Premier Mussolini as they pass a reviewing stand...'Hitler of the Near East' - the Mufti (1938).jpg|thumb|Arab tribesman saluting Premier Mussolini as they pass a reviewing stand...'Hitler of the Near East' - the Mufti has financial backing from fascist Italy and Nazi Germany for Arab rerror (Oct 1938 report).]]
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[[File:1939 06 17 - 20 - 582bgth9.jpg|thumb|left|17 June 1939: Adolf Hitler receives Khalid al Hud, special envoy of king Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia at the Berghof.jpg]]
 
[[File:1939 06 17 - 20 - 582bgth9.jpg|thumb|left|17 June 1939: Adolf Hitler receives Khalid al Hud, special envoy of king Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia at the Berghof.jpg]]
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[[File:Hitler told al-Hud that the Arabs and Germans had the same enemy- The Jews. Hitler discussed Palestine and conditions there, he wouldn't rest until last Jew had left Germany. .jpg|thumb|Hitler told
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[[File:Hitler told al-Hud that the Arabs and Germans had the same enemy- The Jews. Hitler discussed Palestine and conditions there, he wouldn't rest until last Jew had left Germany.jpg|thumb|right|Hitler told Khalid Al Hud Al Gargani that the Arabs and Germans had the same enemy- The Jews. Hitler discussed Palestine and conditions there, he wouldn't rest until last Jew had left Germany. (1939)]]
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Khalid Al Hud Al Gargani that the Arabs and Germans had the same enemy- The Jews. Hitler discussed Palestine and conditions there, he wouldn't rest until last Jew had left Germany. (1939)]]
      
On June 8, 1939, King Ibn Saud's adviser / envoy, Khalid al-Hud al-Qarqani - Khaled al-Gargany, met with German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, and then with Hitler himself on June 17.<ref>Herf, J. (2009). ''Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World''. United States: Yale University Press, [https://books.google.com/books?id=YzQNSTvHv-sC&pg=PA34 p.34].</ref> and discussed their common enemy: the Jews, and situation in Palestine.
 
On June 8, 1939, King Ibn Saud's adviser / envoy, Khalid al-Hud al-Qarqani - Khaled al-Gargany, met with German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, and then with Hitler himself on June 17.<ref>Herf, J. (2009). ''Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World''. United States: Yale University Press, [https://books.google.com/books?id=YzQNSTvHv-sC&pg=PA34 p.34].</ref> and discussed their common enemy: the Jews, and situation in Palestine.
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Later in theconversation, Hitler referred to the affection "which he had always had for the Arab world..."</blockquote></small>
 
Later in theconversation, Hitler referred to the affection "which he had always had for the Arab world..."</blockquote></small>
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[[File:Palestine Jews mobilize - Nov. 2, 1939.jpg|thumb|left|Palestine Jews mobilize for national service these are seen reporting at a recruiting office in the Jewish city of Tel Aviv, Israel on Nov. 2, 1939. (AP Photo)]]
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[[File:Free Arabian Legion.jpg|thumb|left|Free Arabian Legion]]
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[[File:Poster- "For their safety, enlist." Ca. 1940.jpg|thumb|left|Poster: "For their safety, enlist." Jews in Mandatory Palestine - Ca. 1940]]
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[[File:"Vengeance! Give Us A Jewish Army!".jpg|thumb|left|Poster: "Vengeance! Give Us A Jewish Army!" "The Jewish soldiers demand to be sent to the front." (Recruitment poster for the Jewish Brigade, Ca. 1942)]]
      
The Jews in Mandatory-Palestine offered their service immediately as the war began. The British refused unless they drag Arabs with them. The Jews paid Arabs to join. At the end, only 9,000 Arabs joined - while they were in the majority of the population, yet, many were from outside of Palestine and many actually deserted with the weapon.<ref>[https://besacenter.org/palestinian-arabs-british-army/ Palestinian Arab Volunteers in the British Army in WWII: A Reality Check]. BESA Center, Dec 9, 2019.
 
The Jews in Mandatory-Palestine offered their service immediately as the war began. The British refused unless they drag Arabs with them. The Jews paid Arabs to join. At the end, only 9,000 Arabs joined - while they were in the majority of the population, yet, many were from outside of Palestine and many actually deserted with the weapon.<ref>[https://besacenter.org/palestinian-arabs-british-army/ Palestinian Arab Volunteers in the British Army in WWII: A Reality Check]. BESA Center, Dec 9, 2019.
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See related: ''[[Jewish Brigade]]''
 
See related: ''[[Jewish Brigade]]''
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[[File:Palestine Jews mobilize - Nov. 2, 1939.jpg|thumb|left|Palestine Jews mobilize for national service these are seen reporting at a recruiting office in the Jewish city of Tel Aviv, Israel on Nov. 2, 1939. (AP Photo)]]
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[[File:Free Arabian Legion.jpg|thumb|left|Free Arabian Legion]]
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[[File:Poster- "For their safety, enlist." Ca. 1940.jpg|thumb|left|Poster: "For their safety, enlist." Jews in Mandatory Palestine - Ca. 1940]]
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[[File:"Vengeance! Give Us A Jewish Army!".jpg|thumb|left|Poster: "Vengeance! Give Us A Jewish Army!" "The Jewish soldiers demand to be sent to the front." (Recruitment poster for the Jewish Brigade, Ca. 1942)]]
    
The first attempt was the April 1941 [[Rashid Ali al-Gaylani]] coup in Iraq. Also helped by the aforementioned Mufti and his entourage (pro-Nazi Arabs, such as [[Akram Zuaiter]], [[Darwish Al-Miqdadi]]) seeking refuge from the Brits hunting them down.
 
The first attempt was the April 1941 [[Rashid Ali al-Gaylani]] coup in Iraq. Also helped by the aforementioned Mufti and his entourage (pro-Nazi Arabs, such as [[Akram Zuaiter]], [[Darwish Al-Miqdadi]]) seeking refuge from the Brits hunting them down.
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