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0GORV [Free and download] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 Online [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 Pdf Free Alan Hart ebooks | Download PDF | *ePub | DOC | audiobook Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #1107314 in eBooks 2011-09-01 2011-09-01File Name: B004XJ4YD8 | File size: 53.Mb Alan Hart : Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1: 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A treasure trove of real-time history you won't find anywhere elseBy Truth InsisterThis three-book series is historical, enlightening, and contains info you won't find anywhere else. I discovered Avner Cohen writing a whitewash of the facts in Hart's series in an Op-Ed in the NYT within the last two months (Cohen didn't name Hart). Since most people rarely research, Cohen's 'set of facts' will probably prevail as truth.But Alan Hart was there; he was the lead Middle East reporter for ITN (think that's the name of the network), and reported for the BBC, in England. Hart got the interviews with Golda Meir and Sadat and Yassir Arafat. Cohen didn't. Hart was the one sitting with Meir in her study for hours while Meir's Knesset cabinet cooled their heels in Meir's kitchen waiting to talk to her. Not Cohen. Hart was at Golda Meir's deathbed at her request, and heard her final words. Cohen wasn't.Hart covered the important Middle East wars. He is the Middle East's Edward R Murrow. He doesn't spare either side and he obviously had close personal relationships with both Golda Meir and Yassir Arafat. It's not hard to believe that both of them trusted Hart to tell the truth and present them fairly.The only unfortunate thing about this series is the title. It should have been titled "Golda, Sadat, and Me" or "Golda, Yassir, and Me" because it reflects the insider info you're getting far more accurately. The current title may be one of the conclusions you're left with, but it's not the meat of the series. I think Hart's editors were trying to kill his book with that title.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy patrick bentzleyThe truth and nothing but the truth.2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. excellent sourceBy doglover2009This book digs up all the dirty dealings of the Zionist movement leaders who-- breaking from the socialist traditions of secular Jews who fought for acceptance and social justice within the societies where they lived--decided instead to create their own statelet according to their "vision", which could only be accomplished by allying first with British imperialism, and then in recent decades with US imperialism, driving out the Palestinians who were already living there. The False Messiah is Volume I of a monumental history of the Israel-Palestine conflict , Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, by a seasoned reporter with a vast first-hand knowledge of the Middle East. It is the first book to put the struggle for Palestine into its global contextmdash;to show how all the pieces of a complicated jigsaw puzzle fit together. Itrsquo;s also the first ever account of events to address the motives, needs, and dilemmas faced by all sides: diaspora Jewsrsquo; real fear of Holocaust II; the Palestinian right to justice and self-determination; the legitimate anger of the Arab masses at American support for Zionism right or wrong; and the inevitable corruption and repression of the regimes of the existing Arab Order who, fearing harsher Israeli assaults, have tried to contain them. From the beginning, the conflict pitted a well-financed First World nation of European colonialists who held the upper hand in terms of military hardware, air power and capability against an essentially feudal Third World Arab nation. The False Messiah sheds new light on: middot; The early Zionist relations with UK, German and US governments. middot; Zionismrsquo;s contribution to bringing the US into World War I. middot; Zionismrsquo;s role (and that of domestic non-Zionist Jews) in the diversion of Jewish refugees, first from Russia, then from Germany, to Palestine rather than to the US, UK or elsewhere, sabotaging, inter alia, Trumanrsquo;s efforts to provide visas to the US for 100,000 Jewish immigrants. middot;middot; Trumanrsquo;s belabored decision-making processes leading to his recognition of the State of Israel, against the advice of 3 US Secretaries of State and his Secretary of Defense who all asserted the USrsquo; best interest was alignment with the Arab world. middot; The expansion of the Israeli state beyond its UN- recognized borders immediately upon its creation, and how it was made possible by Israelrsquo;s military superiority even from its pre-creation. At no point throughout its history, Hart contends, has Israel ever faced an ldquo;existential threatrdquo; to its existence. As a former BBC Panorama and ITN Middle East correspondent, Alan Hart knew and interviewed most of the main players in the Israel-Palestine conflict (Golda Meir, Moshe Dayan, Shimon Peres, Yasser Arafat and other PLO leaders, George Habash, Nasser, King Hussein of Jordan, King Feisal of Saudi Arabia, and many others). He also exhibits a wealth of research into a full spectrum of viewpoints. "In this extraordinary book, Alan Hart has succeeded in elucidating for us the immediate and long term dangers involved in the unconditional Western support for Zionism and its oppressive policies against the Palestinians. The author provides us with a chilling exposure of how this embrace developed and continues to endanger the Jewish existence and fuels the anti-Semitism that refuses to disappear. Motivated by a genuine concern for peace in Israel and Palestine and beyond in the world at large, Alan Hart has written not only a strong indictment of Zionism, based on both research and personal experience, but also provided us with a charter for a better future..." Ilan Pappe, Israel's leading revisionist historian and author of The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine"In this extraordinary book, Alan Hart has succeeded in elucidating for us the immediate and long term dangers involved in the unconditional Western support for Zionism and its oppressive policies against the Palestinians. The author provides us with a chilling exposure of how this embrace developed and continues to endanger the Jewish existence and fuels the anti-Semitism that refuses to disappear. Motivated by a genuine concern for peace in Israel and Palestine and beyond in the world at large, Alan Hart has written not only a strong indictment of Zionism, based on both research and personal experience, but also provided us with a charter for a better future." Clare Short, MP-UK and International Development Secretary in Tony Blairs government until her resignation over Iraq"I hope that all who are concerned about the troubles of the Middle East will read this book. It is immensely readable and a magnificent piece of work which reflects Alan Hart's close relationship with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. We are in terrible trouble in the Middle East. The book explains how we got here and how we could move forward. The tragedy is hurting Palestinians, Israelis and the rest of the world. All who wish to engage in finding a way forward will be helped by reading this book." Mark Bruzonsky MiddleEast.org, founder World Jewish Congress, first Washington Representative"As a principled and historical review it is excellent, of great importance I think in terms of content, and the series when finished may even be considered heroic in effort and scope." Samira Quraishy, researcher, Islamic Human Rights Commission "I hope that all who are concerned about the troubles of the Middle East will read this book. It is immensely readable and a magnificent piece of work which reflects Alan Hart's close relationship with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. We are in terrible trouble in the Middle East. The book explains how we got here and how we could move forward. The tragedy is hurting Palestinians, Israelis and the rest of the world. All who wish to engage in finding a way forward will be helped by reading this book." "Hart's readable account of history, his obviously erudite analysis and his ability in bringing the factual conflict to life on the page ensures the reader's interest is unwavering throughout. His passion and empathy with both sides is apparent. For the Jews, the `unspeakable fear' of another Holocaust due to Zionist manipulation and tyranny; and for the Arabs and Muslims, the anger and humiliation they are feeling every day that Palestine is being torn apart." [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart PDF [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart Epub [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart Ebook [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart Rar [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart Zip [0GORV.ebook] Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews, Volume 1 By Alan Hart Read Online.
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