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iraqi jews forced by brits to isreal
see arcticle here: www.ameu.org
"zionist not jews" is the host website. well cited, see footnotes.
read entire article at the link below: british force arab jews into israel under a series of hate attacks instituted by the brits but blamed on arabs. iraq is just one example.
www.jewsnotzionists.org
excerpt:
Who was behind the rioting in the Jewish quarter? Yosef Meir, one of the most prominent activists in the Zionist underground movement in Iraq, known then as Yehoshafat, claims it was the British. Meir, who now works for the Israeli Defense Ministry, argues that, in order to make it appear that the regent was returning as the savior who would reestablish law and order, the British stirred up the riots against the most vulnerable and visible segment in the city, the Jews. And, not surprisingly, the riots ended as soon as the regent's loyal soldiers entered the capital.
buy the book:
www.jewsagainstzionism.com
"zionist not jews" is the host website. well cited, see footnotes.
read entire article at the link below: british force arab jews into israel under a series of hate attacks instituted by the brits but blamed on arabs. iraq is just one example.
www.jewsnotzionists.org
excerpt:
Who was behind the rioting in the Jewish quarter? Yosef Meir, one of the most prominent activists in the Zionist underground movement in Iraq, known then as Yehoshafat, claims it was the British. Meir, who now works for the Israeli Defense Ministry, argues that, in order to make it appear that the regent was returning as the savior who would reestablish law and order, the British stirred up the riots against the most vulnerable and visible segment in the city, the Jews. And, not surprisingly, the riots ended as soon as the regent's loyal soldiers entered the capital.
buy the book:
www.jewsagainstzionism.com