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Khaled to Palestinians: The Nazi Holocaust Was Real! By Kevin Barrett, http://mujca.com For years now I have tried to explain to uncomprehending Americans why a great many Arabs and Muslims are skeptical of one or more aspects of the standard Western narrative of the Nazi holocaust. For example, the Arab world’s leading political analyst, former Egyptian foreign minister Mohammed Heikal, has stated that he has researched the subject and believes that fewer than one million Jews died in that holocaust. For simply mentioning such widely-held beliefs, and explaining why they are held, I have been vilified by Zionists and 9/11-truth-deniers. Likewise, for arguing against anti-Jewish bigots, I have received death threats from Nazis; while one talk radio host, Daryl Bradford Smith, has actually called for my arrest on the grounds that I am a Mossad agent! Emotional conditioning determines the way people interpret history. But we must rise above emotional conditioning as we seek truth, reconciliation and understanding of people who view the world differently from the way we do. I applaud Khaled’s efforts to bridge the “Holocaust gap”—though I think the ludicrous proposition “the Holocaust justifies Israel” (even though Palestinians didn’t do the holocaust!) is the root of the whole Zionist problem, whose solution consists of exploding that myth, de-legitimizing Zionism, peacefully dismantling the “Jewish state,” implementing right of return, and building an Israel-Palestine in which all ethnic and religious groups are equal. --Kevin Barrett Khaled's Holocaust Institute Arab-Israeli launches Holocaust research facility; Khaled Mahamid says Arab world must understand horrors By Sharon Roffe Ofir TEL AVIV - While foreign heads of state, dignitaries and guests gathered in Jerusalem Tuesday for the opening of Israel's new Holocaust museum , Khaled Mahamid opened the first Arab institute for Holocaust research and teaching. Mahamid, a lawyer by trade, told Ynet he believes the lack of knowledge about the Holocaust among Arabs fuels the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "I'm paying the price for this lack of knowledge," he says. "Israel's existence is premised on the memory of the Holocaust, while the Palestinians deny it." If the Palestinians were made aware of the horrors that took place during the Holocaust, the conflict would end within a few days, he says. 'Both Arabs and Jews are Semites' When asked what an Arab from Nazareth has in common with the massacre of six million Jews, Mahamid said that besides being a human being pained by the massacre, he realizes both Jews and Arabs are Semites. "There is a common thread that connects us, whether we want it to, or not," he says. The lack of knowledge and a curiosity to understand the tragedy is what brought him to write academic papers about the Holocaust, in the framework of his studies, and to incessantly read about the subject, he says. "The State of Israel bears most of the guilt for our ignorance," he says." Unfortunately, the Education Ministry's curriculum for Arab schools does not include Holocaust studies in its framework." This lack of knowledge, he says, also prompts illogical statements, such as "what the Germans did to the Jews is what they (Jews) are doing to the Palestinians." "Whoever knows what happened during the time of Nazi Germany understands that sentence is ridiculous, but it stems from a lack of basic information," he says. Holocaust photos hanging at the office Mahamid started gathering information by purchasing photographs depicting images from the Holocaust. These photos hang on the wall of his office. He also put together a booklet with photos and Holocaust information in Arabic, established a foundation on the matter, and even approached the Education Ministry in a bid to provide lectures and screen movies in Arab schools. Mahmid has personally financed this initiative, but says he hopes others will take an interest and understand the importance of donating money and resources to his cause. "Gaining an understanding of the horror of what happened will bring about peace between the two nations," he says. Please Support MUJCA-NET MUJCA-NET needs your support. We are a non-profit organization and the scale of our activities depends entirely on your generosity. We would like to get copies of David Griffin's two 9/11 books (see above) into the hands of every religious leader in America. And we would like to push 9/11 truth onto the front pages of every newspaper in America. But we can't do it without your help. If you would like to donate to MUJCA-NET, click here. TOP
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Khaled to Palestinians: The Nazi Holocaust Was Real!

For years now I have tried to explain to uncomprehending Americans why a great many Arabs and Muslims are skeptical of one or more aspects of the standard Western narrative of the Nazi holocaust. For example, the Arab world’s leading political analyst, former Egyptian foreign minister Mohammed Heikal, has stated that he has researched the subject and believes that fewer than one million Jews died in that holocaust. For simply mentioning such widely-held beliefs, and explaining why they are held, I have been vilified by Zionists and 9/11-truth-deniers. Likewise, for arguing against anti-Jewish bigots, I have received death threats from Nazis; while one talk radio host, Daryl Bradford Smith, has actually called for my arrest on the grounds that I am a Mossad agent!

Emotional conditioning determines the way people interpret history. But we must rise above emotional conditioning as we seek truth, reconciliation and understanding of people who view the world differently from the way we do. I applaud Khaled’s efforts to bridge the “Holocaust gap”—though I think the ludicrous proposition “the Holocaust justifies Israel” (even though Palestinians didn’t do the holocaust!) is the root of the whole Zionist problem, whose solution consists of exploding that myth, de-legitimizing Zionism, peacefully dismantling the “Jewish state,” implementing right of return, and building an Israel-Palestine in which all ethnic and religious groups are equal.

--Kevin Barrett

Khaled's Holocaust Institute

Arab-Israeli launches Holocaust research facility; Khaled Mahamid says Arab world must understand horrors

By Sharon Roffe Ofir

TEL AVIV - While foreign heads of state, dignitaries and guests gathered in Jerusalem Tuesday for the opening of Israel's new Holocaust museum , Khaled Mahamid opened the first Arab institute for Holocaust research and teaching.

Mahamid, a lawyer by trade, told Ynet he believes the lack of knowledge about the Holocaust among Arabs fuels the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"I'm paying the price for this lack of knowledge," he says. "Israel's existence is premised on the memory of the Holocaust, while the Palestinians deny it."

If the Palestinians were made aware of the horrors that took place during the Holocaust, the conflict would end within a few days, he says.

'Both Arabs and Jews are Semites'

When asked what an Arab from Nazareth has in common with the massacre of six million Jews, Mahamid said that besides being a human being pained by the massacre, he realizes both Jews and Arabs are Semites.

"There is a common thread that connects us, whether we want it to, or not," he says.

The lack of knowledge and a curiosity to understand the tragedy is what brought him to write academic papers about the Holocaust, in the framework of his studies, and to incessantly read about the subject, he says.

"The State of Israel bears most of the guilt for our ignorance," he says." Unfortunately, the Education Ministry's curriculum for Arab schools does not include Holocaust studies in its framework."

This lack of knowledge, he says, also prompts illogical statements, such as "what the Germans did to the Jews is what they (Jews) are doing to the Palestinians."

"Whoever knows what happened during the time of Nazi Germany understands that sentence is ridiculous, but it stems from a lack of basic information," he says.

Holocaust photos hanging at the office

Mahamid started gathering information by purchasing photographs depicting images from the Holocaust. These photos hang on the wall of his office.

He also put together a booklet with photos and Holocaust information in Arabic, established a foundation on the matter, and even approached the Education Ministry in a bid to provide lectures and screen movies in Arab schools.

Mahmid has personally financed this initiative, but says he hopes others will take an interest and understand the importance of donating money and resources to his cause.

"Gaining an understanding of the horror of what happened will bring about peace between the two nations," he says.

Please Support MUJCA-NET MUJCA-NET needs your support. We are a non-profit organization and the scale of our activities depends entirely on your generosity. We would like to get copies of David Griffin's two 9/11 books (see above) into the hands of every religious leader in America. And we would like to push 9/11 truth onto the front pages of every newspaper in America. But we can't do it without your help. If you would like to donate to MUJCA-NET, click here.

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