‘Palestinianism’ – An Ideology of Genocide

After ‘National Socialism’, basically, an ideology to be counted as a branch of Socialism, as the name already indicates, ‘Palestinianism‘ is contemporarily the most deadly ideology seeking the genocide of the Jewish people and its state: Israel.

In the first step, I will give a small overview of the term ‘Palestine‘ throughout history.

Second, I give a brief overview of the key elements of ‘Palestinianism‘ and why it is important to denounce this construct as such: As an ideology. It is not a people, not a society, not a nation, let alone a religion, but simply an ideology; a very young one by the way.

An ideology finally can be forbidden on legal grounds such as for example ‘National Socialism‘ is forbidden in Germany. The carrier of the ideology is the ‘Palestinian‘. The ‘Palestinian’ does not represent a people, a society, a nation, or a religion, but simply is a carrier of an ideology: The antisemitic and antidemocratic ideology of ‘Palestinianism’.

Like, to give an example, the ‘Socialist‘. He is the carrier of the ideology of ‘Socialism‘, but it is neither a people, a nation nor a religion. The same holds true for the ‘Communist‘ or the ‘Nazi‘ as a carrier of the ideology of ‘National Socialism‘. I am sure you caught the idea.

Palestine in the course of History

A short foray into the possible origins and usages of the word “Palestine”. Five possible sources of origin and uses of the word “Palestine” can be found in the literature. A short, commented, informative foray through various sources and sources.

1. Derivation from the Torah: The name Palestine goes back to “Pleschet” and is a geographical name used in the Torah for a short coastal strip as part of “Eretz Israel” near today’s Jaffa. Herodotus (480-424 BCE) transcribed this as “Palestinoi” and Herodotus meant “circumcised Philistines” (Herodotus, Histories II/104), i.e. Jews. In addition, by the time of Herodotus there were no longer any Philistines. Their traces were lost in the 6th century B.C.E. In the Septuagint (250 B.C.E. – 100 A.D.), the oldest language-competent translation of the Torah into a European language, it is not written from “Palestinoi”, i.e. the term is not adopted from Homer, but “Philistim” is used. Through the “Vulgate” the name “Palestine” came into general use, which retained its anti-Jewish connotations and was an attempt to conceptually separate the Land of Israel from the people of Israel, the Jews.
2. Derivation from Greek: Numerous scholars began to suspect a similarity between the words “Palestinoi” and “Palaistes”. In Greek, the latter means wrestlers, wrestlers, which, so the argument goes, corresponds to the self-name “Israel” – “wrestling with G’d” or “fighters of G’d” – and Herodotus may have been referring to this when he spoke of “Palestinoi“. This means he spoke about the people who wrestled with G′d, which probably meant in fact the Israelites.
3. Derivation from Egyptian: In Egyptian and Assyrian historiography, the land of Israel is also referred to as “Palastu” or “Pulastu”. It is unclear whether Herodotus was familiar with these terms, just as it is also unclear whether the Philistines were also referred to as a group or a people by the Egyptians or Assyrians. Speculatively, “Pulastu/Palastu” is translated as “big house” (Root: pr-m3), which opens up a possible interpretation according to which Egypt and Assyria also understood that region as the region of cities or big houses, which makes sense if one considers port facilities, their camps and the numerous city-states in front of them. The “Philistines“, who are speculatively identified with the “Phoenicians” (Latin for “Punians“), left no reliable written evidence. What can be said with certainty, however, is that they were not Arab Islamists as they are imagined today, nor is there any cultural continuity between the Philistines or Phoenicians of that time and the so-called Arab “Palestinians” claimed today. No matter which thesis is considered valid, none supports the claim of a continuity of a people other than the Jewish people. (Sources: David Jacobson, When Palestine Meant Israel, Biblical Archaeological Review No. 27/2001, pp. 43-47, Jüdisches Lexikon, Vol. IV, Berlin 1929, Dictionary of the Egyptian Language, Erman/Grapow (ed.), Berlin 1971)
4. Subsequently, the Romans, as colonialists, took up the term “Palestine” to replace the name “Judea” in order to erase any memory of the conquered and almost completely destroyed Jewish people. This is well-known and does not need to be elaborated on here. The derivation of a separate people “Palestine” (descendants of the Philistines) or a geographical name apart from the Jewish people or the Land of Israel is therefore not scientifically tenable.
5. The name “Palestine” found its modern continuation, i.e. use, during Turkish colonialism, and after its collapse this name continued to be used by the British Empire. In both cases, it referred to a geographical administrative unit and does not represent a designation of a people, nation, or religion. Finally, today, according to the UNRWA – a UN terror organization in service of the Islamic terror organization Hamas – the “Palestinian” is neither defined by history, peoplehood, nationality, or religion. Crucial is where the so-called “Palestinian” lived for a timeframe of about 2 years. Read the UNRWA in its own words about the invented and fabricated “Palestinian”: “Palestine refugees are defined as “persons whose normal place of residence was Palestine during the period 1 June 1946 to 15 May 1948, and who lost both home and means of livelihood as a result of the 1948 conflict.” That’s it.

The Fabrication of the Ideology ‘Palestinianism’

After the ‘6 Day War’, Arafat, a representative of militant, anti-democratic Islamism from Egypt, in association with the then communist Soviet Union, the Muslim Brotherhood, leading Western liberal aka left-wing media, NGOs, and bought academics at various elite universities, invented the people of the “Palestinian”, as John Richardson outlined, and continued the anti-Jewish connotations of the Roman Empire.

Emrah Erken finally elaborated the connection between ‘National Socialism‘, ‘Palestianism‘, and ‘Wokism‘ in the fabrication of the fake-nation “Palestinian”:

“”Palestinian” inventors

1. Mohammed Amin al-Husseini, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, member of the Muslim Brotherhood and the SS, here with Heinrich Himmler. He is considered the inventor of the fake nation of the so-called “Palestinians”. The PLO charter adopted his ideas. He was the doyen and sponsor of the Egyptian terrorist Yasser Arafat
2. Yasser Arafat, an Egyptian terrorist described himself as a “Palestinian.” Here with Khomeini. He was instrumental in the founding of the mullahs’ regime’s Revolutionary Guards. Arafat is the inventor of international terrorism.
3. Edward W. Said. One of the main inventors of the woke left’s pseudo-scientific, racist, and anti-Western Postcolonial Theory ideology. Edward W. Said was also a supporter of the mullahs’ regime and an advisor to Arafat and is considered an ideologist of Palestinian terror.” (translation Naftali Hirschl)

In reality, we have to deal with Arab Muslims who started under the lead of the PLO to identify themselves as “Palestinians”. The “Palestinians” happened to be – according to the design given by Arafat, Soviet Communism, Nazis, and the Muslim Brotherhood – antidemocratic, antisemitic terrorists against Jews and the State of Israel.

“The Suez Crisis of 1956 made Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser a pan-Arab idol. Arafat adopted his synthesis of nationalism and socialism, combining it with Islamist fundamentalism—and thus became the ideal representative of Arab National Socialism.”, wrote Maral Salmassi.

But not only: The “Palestinians” became the fabricated global enemy of freedom, democracy, and capitalism in the name of Allah: The Jihadist and his big business of drugs, slavery, and terrorism.

Even leading “Palestinian” leaders confessed quite frankly: “Palestinian spokesperson Ahmad Shuqeiri told the UN Security Council in 1956 that Palestine was nothing more than southern Syria. The head of the Military Operations Department of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), Zuheir Muhsein, declared on March 31, 1977, “Only for political reasons do we carefully underline our Palestinian identity. …the existence of a separate Palestinian identity is there for tactical reasons.” The PLO, in its own Charter or amended Basic Law (article 1), states that Palestine is part of the Arab nation.” (quoted from BESA)

For Arafat, the “Palestinians” were first descendants of the Jeobites, then the Philistines, and finally a special Arab culture that no one had ever heard of before. Other representatives of anti-democratic Islamism see the “Palestinians” as the direct descendants of the Canaanites. There is no scientific evidence for any of these PLO/Fatah phantasy claims.

After all, the fact is that neither the Koran nor the Torah speaks of a “Palestinian” people. Even more no historical, ancient source knows anything about a people called “Palestinians”. The “Palestinian” people happen to be unknown during 4.000 years of history. It is safe to say, they never existed.

From this, we can derive that the “Palestinian” is neither a people, a society, a nation nor a religion. The “Palestinian” is a fabricated ideology whose sole purpose and aim is to destroy Israel and annihilate the Jewish people.

Now, let us come back to my introductory argument which now falls into place:

An ideology finally can be forbidden on legal grounds such as for example ‘National Socialism’ is forbidden in Germany. The carrier of the ideology is the “Palestinian”. The “Palestinian” does not represent a people, a nation, or a religion, but simply is a carrier of an ideology: The antisemitic and antidemocratic ideology of ‘Palestinianism’.

Like, to give an example, the ‘Socialist’. He is the carrier of the ideology of ‘Socialism’, but the ‘Socialist’ is neither a people, a nation nor a religion. The same holds true for the ‘Communist’ etc. I am sure you caught the idea.

Conclusion: ‘Palestinianism’ must be forbidden as an ideology of genocide where the main genocidal ideologies of the world found a synthesis: Communism, National Socialism, and Jihad/Muslim Brotherhood. If we speak of ‘Palestinians‘, we are not speaking about a people, a nation, or a religion. We speak about the representative of a deadly, genocidal ideology. Hence, we can give them the “pronouns” antisemitic/antidemocratic. It is the leading ideology to destroy the West, democracies and freedoms.

In other words, we, in Israel, can and must kick out all Arab Muslims who identify themselves as antisemitic, antidemocratic “Palestinians”. Most recent polls that the antisemitic and antidemocratic “Palestinians” love and support Hamas is no surprise. It is the consequence of “Palestianism”.

“According to the findings, two-thirds of the public expressed support for the October 7 attack“, wrote Israel Hayom. All you have to know. Story done.

The “innocent civilians” are antisemitic Jewkillers. There will be no peace, no “Palestinian” state. We have to destroy the ideology of “Palestianism” as the democratic world once destroyed ‘National Socialism’ (Nazis): 100% total military defeat of Hamas and “PA”. All the followers of “Palestinianism” must be sent home to where they came from: Egypt, Jordan, Syria, name it. This is the only sustainable way for deradicalisation. Send the Arab muslim occupiers of Jewish land home to their Arab states where they belonged.

First published 12.09.2024