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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 Palestine.

'''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?]