I'm finding that I'm agreeing with the orthodox rabbi,Yaakov Shapiro,...whose videos you refused to consider (probably due to the influence of your hate-filled, Nazi-loving, foul-mouthed, Jew-hating, racist friendships)...that Zionism is identity theft and idolatry. And he's not alone. I was surprised to learn that anti-Zionism among the Jews is not the aberration—Zionism is...
In England, when they had the Balfour Declaration, there was one Jewish member of the cabinet...his name was Edwin Montague...he was against the Balfour Declaration he was...against Zionism.
He said you're going to make Jews strangers—foreigners—in their own countries.
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Zionism, by definition, is anti-Semitic.
So I looked up this Montagu. He was the only Jew in Prime Minister Lloyd George's Cabinet. The Balfour Declaration was revised in large part due to his influence, being changed from a commitment to make the whole of Palestine a Jewish state, with nothing said about the rights of the existing inhabitants, to a commitment to the establishment of a national home for the Jews
in Palestine, and to a commitment to safe-guard the rights of privileges of the existing Palestinians. ('Right!' said the Zionists, wink wink.)
Still, he considered the Balfour Declaration an anti-Semitic act, and wrote his famous
memorandum to warn of the dangers the establishment of a Jewish nation posed to Jews and to the other nations.
He warned first that Zionism was, itself, anti-Semitic, and that, especially in the rise of Nationalism after the first world war, the new British policy would
prove a rallying ground for Anti-Semites in every country in the world.
THE ANTI-SEMITISM OF THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT (Circulated by the Secretary of State for India)
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I have always understood that those who indulged in this creed were largely animated by the restrictions, upon and refusal of liberty to Jews in Russia. But at the very time when these Jews have been acknowledged as Jewish Russians and given all liberties, it seems to be inconceivable that Zionism should be officially recognised by the British Government, and that Mr. Balfour should be authorised to say that Palestine was to be reconstituted as the "national home of the Jewish people". I do not know what this involves, but I assume that it means that Mohammedans and Christians are to make way for the Jews, and that the Jews should he put in all positions of preference and should be peculiarly associated with Palestine in the same way that England is with the English or France with the French, that Turks and other Mohammedans in Palestine will be regarded as foreigners, just in the same way as Jews will hereafter be treated as foreigners in every country but Palestine. Perhaps also citizenship must be granted only as a result of a religious test. l lay down with emphasis four principles:
1. I assert that there is not a Jewish nation...It is no more true to say that a Jewish Englishman and a Jewish Moor are of the same nation than it is to say that a Christian Englishman and a Christian Frenchman are of the same nation.
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2. When the Jews are told that Palestine is their national home, every country will immediately desire to get rid of its Jewish citizens, and you will find a population in Palestine driving out it's present inhabitants, taking all the best in the country...and I certainly do not dissent from the view, commonly held, as I have always understood, by the Jews before Zionism was invented, that to bring the Jews back to form a nation in the country from which they were dispersed would require Divine leadership. I have never heard it suggested, even by their most fervent admirers, that either Mr. Balfour or Lord Rothschild would prove to be the Messiah.
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I would willingly disfranchise every Zionist. I would be almost tempted to proscribe the Zionist organization as illegal and against the national interest. But I would ask of a British Government sufficient tolerance to refuse to endorse a conclusion that makes aliens and foreigners by implication, if not at once by law, of alI their Jewish fellowcitizens.
3. I deny that Palestine is today associated with the Jews or properly to be regarded as a fit place for them to live in. The Ten Commandments were delivered to the Jews on Sinai. [Meaning their religion was not founded in Palestine.] It is quite true that Palestine plays a large part in Jewish history, but so it does in modern Mohammedan history, and, after the time of the Jews, surely it plays a larger part than any other country in Christian history.
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4. I can easily understand the editors of the Morning Post and of the New Witness being Zionists, and I am not in the least surprised that the non-Jews of England may welcome this policy. I have always recognised the unpopularity, much greater than some people think, of my community. We have obtained a far greater share of this country's goods and opportunities than we are numerically entitled to...Many of us have been exclusive in our friendships and intolerant in our attitude, and I can easily understand that many a non-Jew in England wants to get rid of us. But just as there is no community of thought and mode of life among Christian Englishmen, So there is not among Jewish Englishmen.
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But when the Jew has a national home, surely it follows that the impetus to deprive us of the rights of British citizenship must be enormously increased. Palestine will become the world's Ghetto. Why should the Russian give the Jew equal rights? His national home is Palestine. Why does Lord Rothschild attach so much importance to the difference between British and foreign Jews? All Jews will be foreign Jews, inhabitants of the great country of Palestine. ...the Jew will have the choice, whatever country he belongs to, whatever country he loves, whatever country he regards himself as an integral part of, between going to live with people who are foreigners to him, but to whom his Christian fellow-countrymen have told him he shall belong, and of remaining as an unwelcome guest in me country that thought he belonged to.
I am not surprised that the Government should take this step after the formation of a Jewish Regiment...I can well understand that when it was decided, and quite rightly, to force foreign Jews in this country to serve in the Army, it was difficult to put them in British regiments because of the language difficulty, but that was because they were foreigners, and not because they were Jews, and a Foreign Legion would seem to me to have been the right thing to establish. A Jewish Legion makes the position of Jews in other regiments more difficult and forces a nationality upon people who have nothing in common.
I feel that the Government are asked to be the intrument for carrying out the wishes of a Zionist organisation largely run, as my information goes, at any rate in the past, by men of enemy descent or birth, and by this means have dealt a severe blow to the liberties, position and opportunities of service of their fellow-countrymen.
Also in the cited document are documents about the sentiments of the Palestinian Jews of the time and how they differ with those of the Zionists, and of how almost universally rabbis worldwide denounced the doctrine for same reasons.