Ethnic Cleansing in Palestine

What you always wanted to know about it.

This page tells you all about the ethnic cleansing of Palestine, and the massacres and war crimes that were committed and planned for Palestine.

Palestine: Genocide and Racism

The leader of the Palestinian national movement was the Grand Mufti Hajj Amin Al Husseini, a confidant of Adolf Hitler and Adolf Eichmann. This liberal gentleman explained to all who cared to know that his solution for the "Jewish Problem" in Palestine was the same as that adopted in Europe: Murder of the Jews. He proceeded to bend every effort to put his plan into action.

Here is a picture of this Palestinian Arab gentleman, (left) with his friend:


See the man at the right? He is a famous racist, Adolf Hitler. Hajj Amin Al Husseini was planning to set up a death camp near the Palestinian city of Nablus, site of the ancient city of Shechem.

Palestine: Ethnic Cleansing and war crimes in Jerusalem

The picture below shows one result of ethnic cleansing in Palestine. It shows ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem. It is a picture of the Jewish quarter of the Old City in Jerusalem, after the Jews were ethnically cleansed from Jerusalem in 1948. The eviction of the Jews from the old city in Jerusalem, where they had lived for hundreds of years in the apartheid Jews quarter, was committed by an organized army. Therefore it is a war crime. The Jordanian war criminals were never punished. Fifty eight of the fifty nine Jewish synagogues were destroyed, and the Jews were forcible evicted. Read more about The Ethnic Cleansing of Jerusalem


Palestine: Ethnic Cleansing and war crimes in Gush Etzion

Here is another place where ethnic cleansing took place in Palestine, Gush Etzion. This is a guard post in Gush Etzion before it was ethnically cleansed by Palestinian Arab irregulars, with the aid the British imperialists and the Transjordan legion. The Legion and the forces they led are also responsible for the massacre of defenders who had surrendered at Gush Etzion, Since this crime was committed by an organized army, it is a war crime.


Read more about the Gush Etzion Massacre

More Ethnic Cleansing and Massacres in Palestine:

Gush Etzion Remembered - The Kfar Etzion Massacre

Arab Riots and Massacres of 1929

Hebron Massacre

The Great Uprising: The Arab Revolt in Palestine

The Hadassah Convoy Massacre

Palestine Massacre: Safed 1834

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UNIFIL Helped Terrorists Flee IDF

New book published by Norwegian journalist says Norwegian soldiers dressed two Lebanese terrorists in UNIFIL uniform, helped them flee Israeli jail.

BERLIN – Norwegian troops helped two Lebanese terrorists arrested by the Israel Defense Forces to escape from Israeli jail, a Norwegian journalist claims in a new book.

The author, Odd Karsten Tveit, covered the Middle East for many years and served in the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, whose members – according to the book "Goodbye Lebanon – Israel's First Defeat", helped the prisoners escape from the al-Khaim Prison in southern Lebanon.

The incident took place in 1992. According to the book, the Norwegian forces feared that two terrorist prisoners who managed to escape from the detention facility would be tortured or executed in Israel if caught by the IDF or South Lebanon Army, and decided to help them out.

Tveit says that the soldiers dressed the detainees in UNIFIL uniform and included them in a UN convoy which left southern Lebanon through roadblocks set up by the Israeli forces.

In interview to Norwegian media, Tveit noted that the incident was kept a secret for more than 18 years and that he was given permission to reveal its details only recently by Hagrup Haukland, the former commander of UNIFIL's Norwegian battalion, who made the decision to help the two prisoners.

According to Tveit, the UNIFIL headquarters and senior Norwegian army officials were not informed of the decision.

Norwegians accused of sheltering terrorists
The book states that one of the incidents which prompted Haukland to help the prisoners was when Moshe Tamir, one of IDF's top commanders in Lebanon, arrived at the UN camp and accused the Norwegian commander of sheltering terrorists after the two had escaped from the prison.

According to the book, immediately after the confrontation with Tamir, Haukland ordered his forces "to smuggle the two terrorists immediately" and decided to hide them in a bus used by Norwegian soldiers on leave.

"The Israelis did not suspect that the terrorists are hiding among our soldiers," the book says. When the bus arrived in Beirut, the two were free to go.

Norwegian daily Aftonposten reported that the two held a press conference in September 1992 and spoke about their escape, without revealing the help they had received from the Norwegian force. According to the report, the name of one of the prisoners was Daoud Faraj.



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