Re: National Review - Anti-Zionism's Soviet Roots

Fakestinians..
„Petrovsky-Shtern explains: "There was no concept of a Palestinian qua
national identity before 1967, and all of that, I believe, is the
product of Soviet propaganda after 1967. In the political discourse from
the late 19th century to that time, the word 'Palestinian' is used to
describe one group: Jews in the land of Israel. If you talked about
'Palestinians,' you were talking about Jewish kibbutzniks."“
As we can See here even the arabs argue that there is no such thing as a
palestinian (i believe I Shared This Quote once before — and if Henk and
Herman had Read dutch newspapers a Little Bit more, they might not haven
promoted antisemitic narratives (thereby becoming antisemites themselves
ofc)), as zuheir mohsen a Former Leading figure of the PLO explains in a
Dutch newspaper (makes you really Wonder how stupid many of the Dutch
people are for still falling for the antisemitic arabic narrative - Not
Wilders in though ;) )
„ In a March 1977 interview with the Dutch newspaper Trouw, Mohsen made
the following remark:[7]
"The Palestinian people does not exist … there is no difference between
Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese. Between Jordanians,
Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese there are no differences. We are all
part of one people, the Arab nation [...] Just for political reasons we
carefully underwrite our Palestinian identity. Because it is of national
interest for the Arabs to advocate the existence of Palestinians to
balance Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity
exists only for tactical reasons[...] Once we have acquired all our
rights in all of Palestine, we must not delay for a moment the
reunification of Jordan and Palestine".“