Hitler is tremendously popular with the Arabs. The reason is not far to seek — he is the enemy of the Jews, whom the Arabs consider their enemy in Palestine, and of Great Britain. Hitler pointedly invited Arabs to Germany as honored guests, and in the Nuremberg speech in 1938 he talked about the "defenseless Arabs in Palestine, left in the lurch." An Arab spokesman in Jerusalem replied promptly, "Now we are not without friends in Europe; our ultimate success as a nation lies in the hands of Hitler and Mussolini."
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Jewish Frontier. United States: Labor Zionist Letters, Incorporated, 1936. 8.
An Editorial...
Though we realize that the crushing of the terrorists is no light task, we feel that the government did not take sufficiently stringent measures at the right time in order to weaken their influence.
Had the government expended the time, energy and money that it devotes to tracking down a few "illegal" Jewish immigrants, to discovering the identities of those "legal" residents who endanger the peace of the whole country through their criminal assaults, the situation would now be less serious.
But the government displayed no special vigor in this regard. It tolerated incendiary propaganda in the Arab press. It permitted demonstrations in Nablus which shouted the slogan "Long live Al-Kassam's spirit" (Al-Kassam was one of the terrorist murderers slain by the police, who has now been canonized by Arab leaders as a national hero.)
After the debate in the English parliament concerning the Legislative Council—a debate which—showed a sympathetic and understanding attitude toward Zionist aspirations, the government permitted the Mufti's journal, "A Liva", to create the impression that all elements friendly to Zionism in England were in the pay of Jews. "The old Empire bows its head before Jews, because Jews[sic] have[sic] money[sic]," or further the Mandate is only apparently in English hands because Jews have purchased it long ago." Another Arab paper "Falastin" agitated openly for an alliance between the nationalist movement and Sir Oswald Mosley. The government seemed incapable of understanding that though it might be possible to treat fascist agitation humorously in London, amusement was out of place in Jaffa. The entire German population of Palestine numbers barely three thousand. Assuming that every one of them is a Nazi, they are still unable to publish a daily newspaper without assistance. The fact that a Nazi paper began to appear in Jerusalem, was in itself evidence enough that well-financed Hitler agents were in the country striving to establish contact with the Arab population.
The government saw fit to ignore this.
Now it need not be surprised that the words "Heil Hitler" should be a magic pass-word, protecting the speaker from Arab attack.
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Hirszowicz, Lukasz. The Third Reich and the Arab East. United Kingdom: Routledge & K. Paul, 1966. p.184.
The Arab leaders did not conceal their antipathy to France, their distrust of England and their preference for Germany, even in conversations with the Consul-General of the United States. They did not regard the war in Europe as a misfortune; they pinned their hopes on its weakening the Western Powers.
Well. maybe this Captain Obvious Conclusion revealed now will be the straw that breaks the unenlightened back of the Lefty Dem, soft on Isolamic Jihad supporters?
"Heil Hitler" ...." Alahwahoo Whackbar" synonomous explicatives of international prodigious camel humpers, like Talib and the Gang Bang of 6 in our US Congress.
Buahahahahahahahaha! And they call Trump supporters fascists?
Talk to the MAN:
Hillary was talking about Hitler again the other day, she mentions him a lot.