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The British National Archives released last week, contain an intelligence report dated April 30, 1948 – two weeks before David Ben Gurion unilaterally declared the establishment of Israel. In the report, Sir Alan Cunningham, the last High Commissionar of the British Mandate authority in Palestine, wrote to his superiors that the Jewish militant groups (Irgun, Stern Gang, Haganah, Lehi and others) terrorizing the native Palestinian population, “their broadcasts, both in content and in manner of delivery, are remarkably like those of Nazi Germany“.

In another report, Cunningham wrote that the European Jews were ready to declare a state over Arab land and “all-out offenseive” with “all the equipment of a totalitarian regime”. The papers include mention of Jewish attacks against British and Arabs, together with frequent references to Jewish “terrorists”.

One week before the British forces suddenly departed from Palestine, Cunningham wrote: “All the ingredients of a successful truce were present”. However, like today, Zionist Jews never wanted to live in peace with the native Muslims and Christians.

In one dispatch, an account is given of the massacre at the Palestinian village of Deir Yassin. In it, Cunningham wrote that 250 people were killed, with the attack “accompanied by every circumstance of savagery. Women and children were stripped, lined up, photographed and then slaughtered.”

Archives claims that armed Jewish militias expelled Arabs using home demolitions, massacres, rape, beatings, bombings and widespread threats of terror. Some 300,000 were expelled before Israel declared itself an independent state in May 1948. Another 400,000 Palestinians were driven out or simply fled in the fighting that ensued. There are approximately 9 million Palestinians today, with 5 million still living as refugees in neighboring Arab countries as well as in the Israeli Occupied Palestinian Territories. After 65 years of dead-end peace initiatives, the native Palestinians are frustrated and don’t see Israelis accepting an independent and sovereign Palestinian state over pre-1967 borders.

On December 4, 1948, Abert Einstein and 27 other Jewish scholars sent a letter to the New York Times calling Irgun lead by former Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin – a terrorist, Nazi, Facist and Jewish chauvinist group.

Gerald Kaufman, a Jewish journalist wrote in The Guardian on July 12, 2004: “Economic sanctions and an arms ban against Israel are the only way of breaking the impasse. Such a policy brought down apartheid in South Africa, which was similarly condemned by the world court in 1971 for its illegal occupation of South West Africa (now free and democratic Namibia). It was sanctions imposed by a President Bush (the incumbent’s markedly more sensible and principled father) that forced a rightwing Israeli prime minister, Yitzhak Shamir, to peace talks in Madrid after Bush suspended $10bn of loan guarantees for resettling Russian immigrants in Israel.”

The western puppets at the Arab League have once again thrown the Palestinian people under the bus. In its new proposal, the Arab League has backed-down from its 2002 initiative offering Arab countries’ recognition of the Jewish occupation of Palestine in exchange for Israel’s withdrawal from all Arab land it occupied in 1967. Last week, the Arab League sweetened its offer for Israel by agreeing that the final borders between the Zionist entity and the future Palestinian state could be drawn through mutually agreed land swaps.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry (with Jewish family roots), Zionist minister of justice Tzipi Livni and UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon have welcomed Arab League’s new offer – calling it “very big step forward”. However, Zionist prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that any peace deal on his watch would be subject to national referendum – meaning the offer is not sweetening enough as according to a recent poll, 90% of Israeli jews prefer Israel to be an apartheid state.

Emad Burnat, Palestinian director of a documentary film ‘Five Broken Cameras’ along with his wife Soraya and their 8-year-old son Gibreel were detained for two hour at the LAX airport on arrival from Turkey on February 20. Burnat is in Los Angeles for Sunday’s Academy Awards, where the film he made with Israeli director Guy Davidi is nominated for Best Documentary. This was Burnat’s sixth visit to United States.

“Although this was an unpleasant experience, this is a daily occurrence for Palestinians, every single day, throughout the West Bank. There are more than 500 Israeli checkpoints, roadblocks, and other barriers to movement across our land, and not a single one of us has been spared the experience that my family and I experienced yesterday. Ours was a very minor example of what my people face every day,” Burnat told reporters after he was released from detention after film-maker and author Michael Moore intervened. Read Emad Burnat’s experience in his own words, here. Michael Moore’s narrative of the incident can be read here.

The ‘Five Broken Cameras’ is the first-ever Palestinian film to be nominated for an Oscar. It’s based on Burnat’s personal experience of living under Jewish racist occupation. Through Burnat’s camera lense a viewer learns the daily life of more than 500,000 native Muslims and Christians living as untouchables in the West Bank.

“How often you go into a theatre to watch a movie – and then emerge two hours later with your life and view of world forever changed? That’s happened when I saw this movie. This film is not only one of the best documentaries of the year, it’s one of the best movies of the year – one of the most astonishing and amazing thing I have seen in the cinema in a long time,” said Moore.

The film records Jewish soldiers’ brutality against non-violent Palestinian protesters in the occupied West Bank, road check points, separate broken single-lane roads for Palestinian and modern two-three-lane roads for Jews. Burnat lives in the town of Bil’in in the West Bank. In Bil’in, over 60% of Arab land has been confiscated by the Zionist regime to build illegal Jewish settlements.

The ‘Five Broken Cameras’  won the World Cinema Directing Award at the Sundance Film Festival in 2012. The film also received the Special Broadcaster IDFA Audience Award and the Special Jury Award at the International Documentary Film Festival in Amsterdam in 2011.

Dr. Jean-Loup Samaan is a researcher-lecturer of Israel-Hizballah conflict at the NATO Defence College in Rome and former policy adviser for the French Ministry of Defense and a visiting scholar for the RAND, an Israeli advocacy group. In an article, published in Jewish Al-Monitor on February 12, 2013, Samaan claimed that Hizballah’s stockpile of 40,000-80,000 rockets is the “deterrence” which is forcing Israel not to attack Hizballah as it did in Summer 2006, when Hizballah had less than 15,000 rockets. Samaan also claimed that Hizballah has since acquired 4,000 short-to mid-range Iranian missiles through Syria plus Syrian Scud-D ballistic missiles (purchased from Russia three decades ago).

“Both sides understands that a next round would be devastating and that, in the case of Israel, the threat of Hizballah’s missiles cannot be wholly eliminated, the solution has been to bargain detterence, meaning to deter the other party from attacking its homeland by pledging full-scale retaliation,” wrote Jean-Loup Samaan.

What Jean-Loup Samaan was affraid to say – that total devastation of the entire infrastructure and mass-killing of civilian population of the countries Israel has attacked (Gaza, Lebanon, Sudan and Syria), came from the teachings of Jewish Talmud. Samaan also lied that Hizballah used suicide bombers against Israelis. He did not back-up his claim. One cannot expect some Zionist propagandist to acknowledge that it were Israeli suicide bombers who killed former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri in February 2005. Ronen Bergman, a Zionist investigative journalist and author is on record for admitting that Hizballah leader, Sayyed Moussawi, was assassinated by Israelis. Israeli Mossad also assassinated Hizballah leader Imad Moughnieh. But Mossad agents have failed to assassinate Sheikh Nasrallah.

The Jewish army attacked and occupied South Lebanon in the 19880s, even before the establishment of armed Hizballah resistance militia. The Jewish army has fought four major wars with Lebanon and have been violating Lebanese airspace on daily basis since its defeat in 2006.

However, Samaan is not the only expert who believes Israel will think twice before attacking Hizballah. On December 16, 2010, Israeli English daily Ha’aretz had quoted Israel Occupation Force (IOF) Gen. Giora Eiland, former national security adviser to former prime ministers Ariel Sharon and Ehud Olmert, saying on Army Radio: “Israel does not know how to beat Hezbollah”.

Jeffrey Feltman (a Zionist Jew), former top State Department official and currently Ban Ki-moon’s ME hitman at United Nations, told Maura Connelly, US ambassador in Beirut, that since Israel failed to destroy Hizballah in 2006, he was planning to pin Hariri murder on Hizballah officials and get it disarmed via United Nations’ R-1757.

Both Ehud Olmert and Benjamin Netanyahu have threatened Hizballah and Lebanese government that in the next war, Lebanese would not find Israelis as “civilized” as they’re during the 34-day war of 2006. During that war, Jewish army killed 1,400 Lebanese civilians including 49 Hizballah fighters while inflicting over $10 billion infrastructure damage. The Jewish army , in return, admitted losing 137 of its Jewish soldiers. Alastair Crooke and Mark Perry, claimed in an article published by Asia Times (October 12, 2006) that Israel was totally defeated by Hizballah.

Under international law, Lebanon has the right to attack Israel which is still occupying 25 square kilimeters of Lebanese territory, known as Shebaa Farms, since June 1967.

Three days ago, Hizballah leader, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, in his peech during the annual commemoration for the Resistance’s leaders, warned the Zionist regime that despite the bloody anti-resistance war in Syria - if Israel attacked Lebanon, Hizballah rockets and missile would be hitting Israel’s military and power lifelines all the way to Tel Aviv.

“In all calmness I warn the Israeli that the resistance in Lebanon will not tolerate any violations on Lebanese territory. They have an electrical plant in northern Palestine, with just a few missiles we could plunge Israel into darkness. The Israeli themselves have admitted it would take 6 months to make this plant operational again,” warned Nasrallah. His televised speech can be read here.

Jean-Loup Samaan, who is author of the NATO document ‘The day after Iran goes nuclear’ – during a lecture at Israel’s Bar-IIan University in February 2012, had advised NATO to strengthen its ties with Iran’s neighboring countries to counter Iran’s rising influence in the region. In November 2012, Samaan also attended the Herzilya Defence Conference in Israel.