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Originally posted by Liz**:

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No its not the Nazis wanted the Arabs to destroy Israel, as part of Hitlers final solution.So in effect the Nazis were using the Arabs.

But Israel hadn't been created until after Hitlers' death.

No but they the Nazis visited Palestine or Adolf Eichman did, and were sending Jews to then Palestine.LINK

So the nazis must have known by surrounding jews immigrated from Europe to Palestine, they must have known by sorrounding them by Arabs there would be all the ingredients for a big fight and they must have thought that the Arabs would win. The Arabs thought they would win also.

where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

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Arabs who opposed the persecution of the Jews at the hand of the Nazis included Habib Bourguiba in Tunisia and Egyptian intellectuals such as Tawfiq al-Hakim and Abbas Mahmoud al-Arkad. (Source: Yad Vashem). The mandate recruited soldiers in Palestine. About 6,000 Palestinian Arabs joined the British forces and about 26,000 Jews.

On 10 June 1940, during early stages of World War II, Italy declared war on the British Commonwealth and sided with Germany. Within a month, the Italians attacked Palestine from the air. Many attacks continued from the air and on the ground. When the soldiers of the Axis came to Palestine, many Jews were saved and hidden from the Axis by the local Palestinian population.

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by pukka:

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Originally posted by Liz**:

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Originally posted by pukka:
No its not the Nazis wanted the Arabs to destroy Israel, as part of Hitlers final solution.So in effect the Nazis were using the Arabs.

But Israel hadn't been created until after Hitlers' death.

No but they the Nazis visited Palestine or Adolf Eichman did, and were sending Jews to then Palestine.LINK

So the nazis must have known by surrounding jews immigrated from Europe to Palestine, they must have known by sorrounding them by Arabs there would be all the ingredients for a big fight and they must have thought that the Arabs would win. The Arabs thought they would win also.

where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:
In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

However,this never happened because entry to Palestine was refused by the British authorities.

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Originally posted by dereki:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:
In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

However,this never happened because entry to Palestine was refused by the British authorities.

Well saved sir!

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by pukka:

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Originally posted by Liz**:

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Originally posted by pukka:
No its not the Nazis wanted the Arabs to destroy Israel, as part of Hitlers final solution.So in effect the Nazis were using the Arabs.

But Israel hadn't been created until after Hitlers' death.

No but they the Nazis visited Palestine or Adolf Eichman did, and were sending Jews to then Palestine.LINK

So the nazis must have known by surrounding jews immigrated from Europe to Palestine, they must have known by sorrounding them by Arabs there would be all the ingredients for a big fight and they must have thought that the Arabs would win. The Arabs thought they would win also.

where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by pukka:

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Originally posted by Liz**:

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Originally posted by pukka:
No its not the Nazis wanted the Arabs to destroy Israel, as part of Hitlers final solution.So in effect the Nazis were using the Arabs.

But Israel hadn't been created until after Hitlers' death.

No but they the Nazis visited Palestine or Adolf Eichman did, and were sending Jews to then Palestine.LINK

So the nazis must have known by surrounding jews immigrated from Europe to Palestine, they must have known by sorrounding them by Arabs there would be all the ingredients for a big fight and they must have thought that the Arabs would win. The Arabs thought they would win also.

where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

when it was under British rule. I fail to see any relevance. Actually since this whole thread has turned into some sort of revisionist zionist-hatred, I am not sure what nonsense I am trying to repudiate any more.

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by uefa81glory:

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Originally posted by pukka:

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Originally posted by Liz**:

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Originally posted by pukka:
No its not the Nazis wanted the Arabs to destroy Israel, as part of Hitlers final solution.So in effect the Nazis were using the Arabs.

But Israel hadn't been created until after Hitlers' death.

No but they the Nazis visited Palestine or Adolf Eichman did, and were sending Jews to then Palestine.LINK

So the nazis must have known by surrounding jews immigrated from Europe to Palestine, they must have known by sorrounding them by Arabs there would be all the ingredients for a big fight and they must have thought that the Arabs would win. The Arabs thought they would win also.

where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

when it was under Turkish rule. I fail to see any relevance. Actually since this whole thread has turned into some sort of revisionist zionist-hatred, I am not sure what nonsense I am trying to repudiate any more.

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where in that link does it say Eichmann visited Palestine?

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After Arab rioting in 1929, the Shaw Commission called for a re-examination of immigration policy and the establishment of a scientific inquiry into land usage and potential, the Hope-Simpson Commission. In 1936, the Arabs again staged a revolt in Palestine with stoppage of Jewish immigration as one of their principal demands. In response to the Arab unrest, the British Peel Commission recommended freezing immigration at 12,000 per year for five years and, now viewing Jewish-Arab cooperation as unworkable, also recommended partition. More Arab violence led to the White Paper of 1939 that made concessions to the Arabs on a wide range of issues. The British not only introduced severe restrictions on Jewish immigration (a total of 75,000 to be allowed over the next five years), and forbade land sales to Jews in most areas, but also put pressure on the German, Greek, Yugoslav, Bulgarian and Turkish Governments not to allow "illegal" immigrants into Palestine.

In the late 1930's, when the Jews of Germany and Austria were in great danger, Palestine was closed to them. But under the British rule, it was not closed to thousands of illegal Arab immigrants who continued to pour into Palestine from other parts of the Middle East, attracted by the superior economic conditions created by the Zionists. No wonder Churchill could point out in 1939:

* Far from being persecuted, the Arabs have crowded into the country and multiplied until their population has increased more than even all world Jewry could lift up (increase) the Jewish population.

The immigration restrictions were tantamount to a death sentence for countless European Jews. Even after the Holocaust became well-known, Britain's restrictive policy remained in effect in Palestine, and the British administration in Palestine attempted to enforce it, continuing until the end of the Mandate period in 1948.

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Jewish immigration did happen from Germany with the help of the Zionists.

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Originally posted by dereki:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:

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Originally posted by Mugatu:
In 1937, Eichmann did go to the British Mandate of Palestine to assess the possibilities of massive Jewish emigration from Germany.

However,this never happened because entry to Palestine was refused by the British authorities.

Well saved sir!

Damn thing won't let me edit!!

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Jewish immigration did happen from Germany with the help of the Zionists.

Source?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah_Bet

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Originally posted by pukka:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah_Bet

Maybe I didn't make myself clear but I can't find the long quote you quoted at 17:39 in this link.