Posts

Clear Eyewitness Testimony vs. Wikipedia Promoted Israel Gershoni’s Sanitized Narrative

Image
Clear Eyewitness Testimony vs. Wikipedia Promoted Israel Gershoni’s Sanitized Narrative Arab Support for Nazi Germany in Mandatory Palestine During WWII The following relies on the firsthand oral testimony recorded in: Arbel, T. The Story of Muhammad Abu Sarari (Hebrew). Ra’anana: Docostory, 2000. * Snippet from a book translated into English: Page 13: From the events of '36, I have a childhood memory. Then the gangs were active and terrorized the Jews. The one who organized them was Hassan Salama. The gang members wanted to cause harm to the Jews who bought agricultural goods from the Arabs. They would lie in wait in the wadis and on the roads for Arab merchants who smuggled vegetables and fruit to the Hatikva market. If they caught the smugglers, they would beat them, throw their goods at them, and the poor people would return home without the money and without the goods. The ones who benefited from all this were us children. We collected everythi...
Post a Comment
Read more

Stealth Palestinianism: sneaky virus

Stealth Palestinianism How academics sneak anti-Israel propaganda into unrelated research papers December 07, 2025 “Stealth Palestinianism” is the practice of inserting strident anti-Israel claims—most commonly the unqualified accusation of an ongoing “Gaza genocide”—into scholarly articles whose stated subject has nothing to do with Israel, Palestine, or the Middle East. A Recent Example Paper: “Ethics, power, and responsibility in qualitative psychology: a duo-ethnographic inquiry” Authors: Chiara Fiscone, Guido Veronese, Desmond Painter & Ashraf Kagee Published online: 11 Nov 2025 – Qualitative Research in Psychology (See EoZ ) The abstract and main discussion are entirely about research ethics. Israel/Palestine is never mentioned in the abstract. Yet the paper casually refers to the “ Gaza genocide ” as settled fact. All four authors have repeatedly and publicly endorsed the genocide-lie accusation elsewhere (social media, petitions, prior pap...
Post a Comment
Read more

Summary of Surveys / Polls on Arab "Palestinian" & Israeli-Arab Public Opinion (since 1941)

Summary of Surveys / Polls on Arab "Palestinian" & Israeli-Arab Public Opinion (1941–2025) 1941–1942: Overwhelming Support for Nazi Germany 1941 poll: 88% pro-Nazi Germany, 9% pro-Britain ~78% of Arab volunteers deserted British Army in 1942/3 1987–2003: Culture of Violence & Martyrdom 78.4% justified use of force (1987) 70% Israeli Arabs prefer living in Israel (2001) Up to 80% children desired martyrdom (2003) 87% supported continuing terror attacks (2002–2003) 2006–2009: Holocaust Denial & Radicalization 28% → 40.5% Israeli Arabs denied Holocaust 2010–2015: Rejection of Two-State Solution 93% antisemitic attitudes (ADL 2014 & 2020) 88.9% supported rockets on civilians (2014) 2015–2023 & Post-Oct 7 (2023–2025) Consistent findings across 80+ polls: Majority or large pluralities repeatedly support terrorism, armed intifada, Hamas over PA. Israeli Arabs & East Jerusalem Arabs (70%–93%) repeatedly prefer Israeli...
Post a Comment
Read more

Polling Arabs in Israel "Palestine" - terror, racism, Nazism, etc.

Polling Arabs in Israel "Palestine" - terror, racism, Nazism, etc. ________ * 1941 * Did Palestinians Back the Nazis in World War II?' Daily Alert, May 19, 2022. ... from the moment it became evident that the Germans may pass through Egypt and reach Palestine in spring 1942, Palestinian Arabs switched sides. About 78% of the Arab volunteers deserted the British army, often stealing weapons for the purpose of helping the Germans fight the Jews when the time came. Additionally, a survey in 1941 showed that 88% of Palestinian Arabs supported Nazi Germany, while only 9% backed the British Mandate https://www.dailyalert.org/rss/Mainissues.php?id=83999 __ Morris, Benny. "1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War." United States, Yale University Press, 2008, p. 21. The Palestinians, Khalil al-Sakakini, a .. Jerusalem educator, jotted down in his diary, "rejoiced [as did 'the whole Arab world'] when the British bastion at Tobruk fell .. to the Germans....
Post a Comment
Read more

Amos Godlberg: Anti-Israel activist, who is a professor, cited gleefully by the propaganda machine

Amos Godlberg: Anti-Israel activist, who is a professor, cited gleefully by the propaganda machine. See activism and 'blanket' radical statement: -In 2020, he signed a petition to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the German Minister of the Interior and Foreign Minister demanding the dismissal of the Commissioner for Antisemitism "following his shameful attack on the BDS-supporting professor". -He signed a petition calling on the German government not to make a decision that equates BDS with antisemitism and that encourages continued funding for organizations, including BDS supporters. -He signed a petition for the release of the anti-Israeli Palestinian terrorist activist Darin Tatour, who was arrested and convicted of inciting violence and supporting a terrorist organization. -In a column he wrote, he argued that Israelis are not interested in democracy... Goldberg was active in Ta'ayush. ___ 'Meet the lecturer: Prof. Amos Goldberg.' (In Heb.) [https://po...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Hidden Bias: How Wikipedia’s Editors Shape an Anti-Israel Agenda: Some Examples Re the G [Buzz]word

 <h3>The Hidden Bias: How Wikipedia’s Editors Shape an Anti-Israel Agenda: Some Examples Re the G [Buzz]word</h3>  <h4>Response to Biased Representation of Martin Shaw on Wikipedia</h4>  <p>The entry for Martin Shaw on Wikipedia reflects typical bias and a coordinated effort by Israelophobic editors to misrepresent facts about Israel and its history. Here are a few critical issues:</p>  <h5>1. Misrepresentation of the 1948 Arab Exodus Analysis</h5>  <p>The claim that Martin Shaw was the first to analyze the 1948 Arab exodus during Israel’s War of Independence is misleading. <strong>Benny Morris</strong>, whose seminal work on the topic was published in his 1999 book <em>Righteous Victims</em>, was widely recognized as one of the foremost scholars to explore the topic in depth. Shaw’s contribution is significant but does not represent a first or original analysis of this historical even...
Post a Comment
Read more