REWARDING PALESTINIAN TERROR
Douglas J. Feith, Harvard graduate, and U.S. Under Secretary of War for Policy (2001-2005) is a world authority on the Jewish-Arab conflict in Palestine. The following article is based on his historical data. In the late 1920’s, Britain governed the Holy Land. Haj Amin al-Husseini served as Jerusalem’s mufti at the time (subsequently collaborated with Hitler in WWII). His campaign of incitement in 1929 based on the false accusation, that the Jews were plotting to destroy al-Asqa, brought about horrendous anti-Jewish atrocities (torture, rape, murder, beheading, arson, pillage) in multiple towns and villages, of which the 1929 Hebron massacre was the worst instance. In total, 183 Jews were killed and 339 wounded. Husseini had been the loudest voice accusing the Jews of plotting to destroy al-Asqa, fuelling the country-wide mayhem, which lead to the riots - and the astonishing subsequent British concessions. Arab leaders for years had insisted that they would never consent ...