Haj Amin al-Husseini was no Palestinian nationalist

Today’s Palestinian nationalism began as verbal camouflage in order to cover up classical Islam’s hostility to Jewish freedom that is as old as that religion.

ARAB RESIDENTS of the town of Ramle, southeast of Tel Aviv, raise their hands in surrender to Israeli soldiers in July of 1948. Did the Mufti represent them?

(photo credit: REUTERS)

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NOVEMBER 2, 2015 20:10

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