news report from: http://www.washington-report.org/backissues/1298/9812056.html by By Richard H. Curtiss © Copyright 1995-1999, American Educational Trust. All Rights Reserved.
According to the survey, released in September, there are a total of 13.5 million Jews in the world, which is less than the total population of Madagascar or Cameroon. Of these, the largest community is 5.6 million Jews living in the United States. The second largest group is 4.9 Jews living in Israel. The third largest Jewish community is 600,000 Jews living in France.
By Adam Hanieh
The official ideology of Israel, Zionism, has always portrayed itself as a liberation movement for all Jews. But although Zionism claims to offer a home for all Jews, that home has never been offered equally. Read the rest of this entry »
One American Jew woke up to the lie after living in the Israeli occupational state in Palestine. He put it this way:
“The American people have been led to believe that Jews are “God’s chosen people.” This myth was started by a small group of Jews. A few Jewish leaders took excerpts from the Bible and interpreted them to mean that God designated them as “chosen people.” …
Nazis, Serbs and other similar creatures are the epitome world scum, and lower than them are Jews who helped them. The purpose of the following chronicle is two fold. First, it is not intended to boast the sad genocidal crimes of Jews against Jews during the Holocaust, instead it is to clarify that certain groups for various reasons commit crimes, Jewish groups too, and an entire religion (i.e. Islam, Christianity, Hinduism…..), should not be demonized for the actions of a few individuals. Because as we have seen from WWII, when all of the Jews were demonized as Christ killers, the result was deadly.
Second, the reason for this document is to show that we must not be brainwashed to think that our foes are our friends, and our friends are our foes, the rare appearance of the facts listed here is proof of how history can be manipulated:
By Danna Harman
Associated Press Writer
Tuesday, March 17, 1998; 2:42 p.m. EST
JERUSALEM (AP) — Ethiopian immigrants in flowing white robes climbed off a bus to catch a first glimpse of their new home in Israel — a trailer park on a windswept hill outside Jerusalem.