Israelis, mostly, cannot accept that their leadership is planning to dismember their nation beginning with Gush Katif. And more than anything else, they cannot believe that Jews would be responsible for the deaths of untold numbers of fellow Jews.
The explanation I have offered in my new book Shabtai Tzvi, Labor Zionism And The Holocaust, is that Judaism has been infiltrated by the secret followers of the 16th Century false messiah Shabtai Tzvi and his second coming in the form of Jacob Frank, whose 18th Century Frankist movement resulted in the establishment of Labor Zionism.
The Frankists believe in an anti-Judaism, whose tenets consider the murder of true Torah-believing Jews, as a mitzvah.
Too incredible to believe, right? So why don't we look at a piece of 20th Century history? Let us examine the slaughter of Croatian Jews by Frankist "Jews" like Pavelic and Kvaternik.
The Party of Right was doomed to remain on the fringe of Croatian national politics within the Empire. But it was an attractive ideology when it was discovered by a young lawyer from Bradina, a small village in present-day Bosnia-Hercegovina, named Ante Pavelic.
Ante Pavelic rose through the ranks of the Party of Right after the incorporation of Croatia into the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, later to be renamed Yugoslavia. He led the far right-wing of what was already a right-wing party - the "Frankist" faction, so named after Josip Frank, a singularly intolerant man despite his ethnic background as an assimilated Jew.
On January 6, 1929, King Alexander Karadjordjevic declared his personal dictatorship. Among those who sought refuge abroad was Ante Pavelic. After drifting rather aimlessly through Vienna, he established a relationship with Ivan "Vancia" Mihailov's faction of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO), a terrorist organization founded more than thirty years before aimed at establishing Bulgarian hegemony in Macedonia. It is believed that Mihailov recommended Pavelic to Italian duce Benito Mussolini, who soon became patron, providing funds and training at a camp near Siena to what Pavelic christened his ustase. (more...)
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