Zionism and World War I

Zionism and World War I: "ZIONISM AND WORLD WAR I

In the latter part of the 1800's, there arose in Europe a political movement known as 'Zionism'. Zionism in particular referred to the effort among certain Jews to establish a Jewish nation in the land of Palestine. Today, the term Zionism is more commonly applied to those Jews who want to expand the borders of what was already established, at the expense of the Palestinians who once owned the land. In a more general sense, the term 'Zionist' is also used to describe a certain element within the jewish community (not all of them!), who believe in Jewish Supremacy, thus putting their own interests ahead of those of any nation in which they reside. It is a mistake to assume that all jews are supporters of the “Zionist Mafia” or Jewish Supremacy. In fact, some of the strongest condemnations of Zionism and Jewish Supremacy comes from jews themselves!

WEIZMANN -- BRANDEIS -- BARUCH - WARBURG

FOUR ZIONISTS WHO SQUEEZED WOODROW WILSON (right) INTO WORLD WAR I

There exists an enormous collection of hard-hitting anti-Zionist writings compiled by such notable jewish authors, historians, and journalists as John Sack,(1) Alfred Lilienthal (2) Noam Chomsky,(3) Israel Shahak,(4), Benjamin Freedman,(5) , Jack Bernstein, (6), Henry Makow (7), and Victor Ostovsky (8) just to name a few. ."