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Link AI Mode Conversation: You said:  Do these --  pro-Hitler, Holocaust cheerers, Holocaust deniers, neo-Nazis -- accuse Israel with that (false) "genocide? -  Yes, these groups aggressively accuse Israel of "genocide." For extremists like neo-Nazis, pro-Hitler activists, and Holocaust deniers, this is a calculated ideological strategy known as Holocaust inversion. By flipping the moral roles—accusing the Jewish state of behaving like Nazis against Palestinians—they attempt to psychologically minimize or shift the blame for their own antisemitism. 1. "Even the score" and relativize history:By falsely claiming Israel is committing genocide, these groups attempt to lessen the unique historical weight of the Holocaust. The underlying rhetoric is that "Jews have their own genocide committers, just as we [the Nazis] had ours," which helps legitimize their extremist beliefs and normalize fascism. 2. Attack Israel's legitimacy:Extremist hate groups fund...

It's so easy...  first you shoot the arrow .. .. then you paint the target Retroactive justification. When the UN's traditional anti-Israel blocs want to level a particularly inflammatory accusation, they package a predetermined verdict as the result of an "independent inquiry." The only real investigation appears to be finding new ways to manipulate methodology, ignore inconvenient facts, or recycle outright falsehoods in service of a conclusion that was decided in advance. The goal is not to discover the truth, but to give a political narrative the appearance of due process. For decades, it is difficult to find a single UN statement on Israel that did not cast the country in a negative light. The pattern is so consistent that claims of impartiality have long since lost credibility. Not to mention such COI propaganda by outrageous bigots peddling the "Jewish control" [2022 by Miloon Kothari, 'working' with Navi Pillay in 2025] tropes in its false ...

Reactions to Oct 7 genocidal Islamic Palestinian onslaught: radical left, "Palestinian," so-called "pro palestine" activism, neo-Nazis and Islamic. Most notable are those who have since hurled the genocide slur at the very people defending themselves against the genocidal Hamas regime in Gaza. Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank Celebrate on October 7. Oct 29, 2023. https://www.memri.org/tv/palestinians-gaza-west-bank-celebrate-october-seven-massacre-hand-out-sweets-fire-guns Palestinians in West Bank city of Nablus celebrate Hamas infiltration operation into Israel. AP Archive. Oct 12, 2023. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxMzV0MMmKE Al-Jazeera Praises Hamas Attack. MEMRI. Oct 17, 2023. https://www.memri.org/reports/presenters-reporters-qatars-al-jazeera-praise-hamas-attack-celebrate-israels-disaster Pro-Hamas extremists and neo-Nazis flood social media with calls for violence. Law enforcement officials are concerned about attacks on Jewish...

Immediate links following in ex Mufti's footsteps Ahmad Shukeiri, the Palestine Arab Delegation (PAD), and Issa Nakhleh Ahmad Shukeiri and the Early PAD The Palestine Arab Delegation (PAD) was described in The Wiener Library Bulletin (1968) as a creation of Haj Amin El-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. The Wiener Library Bulletin (1968), p. 20. https://books.google.com/books?id=uS7hAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Palestine%20Arab%20Delegation%20(PAD),%20a%20creation%20of%20Haj%20Amin%20El-Husseini%20the%20pro-nazi%22 The PAD was initially managed by Ahmad Shukeiri (Shukairy). Several sources associate Shukeiri with wartime and postwar propaganda activities. These include references as a supporter of Nazi propaganda and who, together with Jamal Husseini, sought to justify the Holocaust, aftermath: Farbstein, L. (1965, February 26). Remarks in the Congressional Record . Congressional Record, Vol. 111, p. 455. https://bo...

Palestinianism recurring pattern is to accuse the victim of the very crime that the accuser attempted to commit but failed to carry out.  Projection. The earliest known false accusation of so called "genocide" against Israel by a senior Palestinian leader appears to have come from Farouk Kaddoumi in May 1974—just days after the Ma'alot massacre, in which Palestinian terrorists murdered Israeli schoolchildren and other civilians. As Israel responded by striking terrorist targets in Lebanon, Kaddoumi accused the state of "genocide," [ link ] establishing a pattern that continues to this day: portraying Israel's defensive actions as atrocities while downplaying or obscuring the terrorism that precipitated them. Notably, Farouk Kaddoumi later stated that Palestinian Arabs supported Nazi Germany because they viewed Zionism as a common enemy, arguing that both sides were united in their opposition to Zionism. [ link ] The Palestinianism recurring pattern is to acc...

 (Davar, May 24, 1933) 'Arab Anti-Semitism'. We knew [very well] that the official leaders of the Arabs of the land and their journalists hate the " Zahyon " and the Jewish Yishuv in the land in general. The reasons and justifications are known, but in every case of showing hostility towards the Zionists and the Jews in the land, they would repeat and emphasize that they were free from hatred of the Jewish people, from anti-Semitism. On the contrary: they would boast at every opportunity of their rights, which stem from their love of Jews in the past, and as if their hatred in the present did not apply to the Jewish community.  The events in Germany came and revealed the true face of these Semites. Three daily newspapers in the country, reflecting the leaders of the Arabs and the active political class - 'Falestin', '⁨Al-Jami'a al-'Arabiyya' and 'Jami'a al-Islamiyya '.  ( [الجامعة العربية] - ⁨Al-Jami'a al-'Arabiyya⁩  |al-Jam...