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'''Mohamed Ali Eltaher''' ['''ali al-Taher'''] was an [[Arab]] "[[Palestinian]]" [[Islam]]ic zealot pro-Jihad, [[antisemitic]] writer and journalist, born in Nablus in 1896, where he received his primary education. He worked as a journalist for several newspapers, including Fata al-Arab, published in Jaffa, and Suriya al-Janubiya, published in Jerusalem . Al-Taher served as the director of telegraph and post in Nablus , before moving to Cairo in 1920. He was among the first journalists to make noise against the British Mandate's intention to establish a Jewish state in Mandatory Palestine. He then moved to [[Egypt]] and propagated there.
'''Mohamed Ali Eltaher''' ['''ali al-Taher'''] was an [[Arab]] "[[Palestinian]]" [[Islam]]ic zealot pro-Jihad, [[antisemitic]] writer and journalist, born in Nablus in 1896, where he received his primary education. He worked as a journalist for several newspapers, including Fata al-Arab, published in Jaffa, and Suriya al-Janubiya, published in Jerusalem . Al-Taher served as the director of telegraph and post in Nablus, before moving to Cairo in 1920. He was among the first journalists to make noise against the British Mandate's intention to establish a Jewish state in Mandatory Palestine. He then moved to [[Egypt]] and propagated there.
==1930s==
==1930s==
ElTaher was an associate of the Grand mufti’s and has been linked to facilitating relations between the Egyptian [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and German [[Nazi]] agents.<ref>[https://www.jns.org/column/ellie-cohanim/did-the-mufti-of-jerusalem-earn-a-place-in-holocaust-museum-exhibits Did the mufti of Jerusalem earn a place in Holocaust museum exhibits?]
ElTaher was an associate of the Grand mufti's and has been linked to facilitating relations between the Egyptian [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and German [[Nazi]] agents.<ref>[https://www.jns.org/column/ellie-cohanim/did-the-mufti-of-jerusalem-earn-a-place-in-holocaust-museum-exhibits Did the mufti of Jerusalem earn a place in Holocaust museum exhibits?]
"As the chief propagator of Nazi ideology in the Muslim world, Haj Amin al-Husseini certainly belongs in Yad Vashem."
"As the chief propagator of Nazi ideology in the Muslim world, Haj Amin al-Husseini certainly belongs in Yad Vashem."
Ellie Cohanim. Feb 13, 2026.</ref>
Ellie Cohanim. Feb 13, 2026.</ref>