The Arabs in Mandatory Palestine went together like peanut butter and jelly for NAZISM

Together, they’d make a shit sammich!

Lol

* 1942-1945: infamous Arab Palestine Islamic leader Haj Amin al Husseini, the Mufti: no. 1 Hitller’s active Arab helper, very close Himmler. Preaching for genocide and Jihad to the Arab world, overseeing schools for combining radical Islam and Hitlerism; mobilized SS Muslim units; plotted crematorium in Dothan Valey for M.E. and N. African Jews; intervened against rescue of thousands of Jewish children who were to escape the Holocaust to come to Mandatory Palestine. He had a large Arab entourage with him.

Much to this whole story, including the effect on those "pan-Arab" socialists who brought European socialism in their lands. Note that National Socialism was what Nazis called "Aryan socialism," to distinguish it from Communism or "Marxist socialism."

"The first attempts to translate Mein Kampf into Arabic were extracts in various Arab newspapers in the early 1930s. Journalist and Arab nationalist Yunus al-Sabawi published translated extracts in the Baghdad newspaper al-Alam al-Arabi, alarming the Baghdadi Jewish community. Lebanese newspaper Al Nida also separately published extractions in 1934. The German consulate denied it had been in touch with Al Nida for these initial translations."
Mein Kampf in Arabic Wiki
"The ideas were so influential that, in the period between the two World Wars, they inspired the creation of new Arabic political groups, such as the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, the Lebanese Phalanges Party, the Young Egypt Party, the paramilitary group al-Futuwwa in Iraq, and also a branch of Syria's future Ba'ath Party, which is still in power with Bashar al-Assad. These movements all shared an admiration for the political model of the Reich, which some would openly support during the war."
Mein Kampf And The Nazi Role In Arab Anti-Semitism
"The owner told Mako that it was his son who placed the book in the store and that he himself is “a religious man who never even brings such books in.” He explained that he buys stocks of books from other sellers and it’s possible he accidentally purchased the Nazi books as part of a larger shipment without realizing it."
Arabic translation of ‘Mein Kampf’ sold in Israel Jerusalem Post, 22 October 2019

Lots of those in the Middle east were pro nazi. In Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer, in the chapter Barbarossa:Turn to Russia, Balkan Prelude, Hitler decided to support Iraq and sent a few arms to them.

“He ordered a military mission, a few planes and some arms to be dispatched to Baghdad to help Iraq.”

Yes. The last piece about mein kampf sold in Israel (JPost, 2019) was in ARAB VILLAGE OF ARRABA.

*Jan 6, 1942: 'Up until a month or two ago, you would have heard from Englishmen from various circles the "ruled law," that the majority of Arabs are Nazis. One would say 70%, one would say 90% - that was the dispute.' [Political Struggle: A file of speeches and documents. Vol. 1, Iss. 1, ch. 3. Moshe Sharett, Shifra Kolat, 2009, p. 56].

Segev, Tom. Jerusalem Ecke Berlin: Erinnerungen. Germany, Penguin Random House Verlagsgruppe GmbH, 2022, "Anständig Bleiben".
https://books.google.com/books?id=mEFnEAAAQBAJ&pg=PT51

Solange der Weltkrieg andauerte, gab es für meine Eltern keine andere Zuflucht als das Land Israel, und da konnten sie praktisch nur als Teil der jüdischen Gesellschaft leben. Mein Vater sagte sich vermutlich, dass er nicht aus der jüdischen Gemeinde in Berlin ausgetreten war, um in Palästina sein Leben für sie zu geben, aber er konnte sich natürlich mit dem Kampf gegen das Naziregime identifizieren und wusste auch, dass die meisten Führer der Araber Palästinas die Nazis unterstützten. Kaum ein Jahr vor dem Aufruf zum Einrücken hatte er in der Zeitung lesen können, dass der Mufti Hadsch Amin al-Husseini sich in Berlin aufhielt und unter anderem mit Hitler konferierte. In jenen Wochen häuften sich die Nachrichten über die Judenvernichtung. Und so meldete er sich schließlich. In seiner »Urkunde über Pflichterfüllung« heißt es: »Übernahm die ihm übertragene Aufgabe.« Es steht nicht da, welche Aufgabe das war. Seine Einheit wurde zum laufenden Schutz der jüdischen Stadtviertel eingesetzt. Mein Vater konnte sich einreden, er verteidige Frau und Tochter.

As long as the world war lasted, there was no other refuge for my parents than the land of Israel, and there they could practically only live as part of Jewish society. My father probably told himself that he had not left the Jewish community in Berlin to give his life for them in Palestine, but he could of course identify with the fight against the Nazi regime and also knew that most of the Palestine's Arab leaders supported the Nazis. Barely a year before the call for action, he had read in the newspaper that the Mufti Hajj Amin al-Husseini was in Berlin and, among other things, conferred with Hitler. In those weeks the news about the extermination of the Jews became more and more frequent. And so he finally came forward. In his "certificate of fulfillment of duty" it says: "Took on the task assigned to him." It doesn't say what task that was. His unit was deployed for ongoing protection of the Jewish neighborhoods. My father could convince himself that he was defending his wife and daughter.