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The Rape of Palestine (1938)
by
William B. Ziff
"The Rape of Palestine" by William Bernard Ziff (founder of Ziff-Davis Publications) is one of the most essential source materials of the period between 1936-9.
It fully explains and documents the artificial source of Arab-Jewish enmity and the Middle East conflict in terms of pernicious and bungling British Geo-Politics.
According to Joel Bainerman at
http://www.joelbainerman.com/articles/where_jews.asp :
"Probably one of the most important books for both Jews and Arabs to read is called "The Rape of Palestine," by William Ziff, first published in 1938 by Argus Books in the US."
It was banned by the British in Palestine and the original books are hard to find and cost between 100 and 500 dollars.
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September 19th, 2010 at 4:16 pm
The Rape of Palestine is a scathing indictment of the British administration in Palestine. It is well documented and makes full use of quotations from the writings of non-Jewish persons who served under that administration and themselves complained of the anti-Semitism shown by government officials. Among them was Douglas V. Duff, who complained that “it did not pay for one’s seniors to think that one had any undue sympathy for the returning Jews”. Even if only one-half of the evidence amassed by the author were true, he would have proved that nearly all the persons sent out to administer Palestine were anti-Semitic and determined to evade the Mandate and destroy the Jewish national home.