The Death of Napoleon

Weider, Ben; Fournier, John H.

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“…Had he been successful, Napoleon had a declaration ready, printed, and dated April 20, 1799, making Palestine "a Jewish State" (97 years before Herzl's The Jewish State and 118 years before the Balfour Declaration). 68 From 1862 to 1905 several Jews were engaged in activities to colonize Palestine and Argentina. Among them: were Benjamin Disraeli, Moses Hess, Leo Pinsker, and Baron Maurice de Hirsch, "Baron de Hirsch, one of the wealthiest men of his time.…”

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Herzl’s Zionism and Settler Colonialism in Palestine

Abed-Rabbo

2024

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This article examines Zionist claims to colonize Palestine and the role of Great Britain and prominent European Zionist Jews in the effort to establish Israel. Theodore Herzl, his lieutenants, and supporters personify Hannah Arendt’s phrase “the banality of evil” while acting and appearing as respectable statesmen, scientists, journalists, and businesspeople who advocated for freedom, liberation, and combating antisemitism. They deliberately collaborated with known antisemites and worked to dismantle ancient Jewish communities, relentlessly removing Jews out of their countries of origin, colonizing Palestine for the creation of a Jewish state, ethnically cleansing the indigenous people of Palestine, fabricating history, erasing Palestine and its long history, demeaning and oppressing the Palestinian people, and suppressing and appropriating Palestinian culture.

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Section: Zionism and The Invention Of The Land Of Israelmentioning

confidence: 99%