Haavara FAQs: Which hate speech is worse: Hitler's hate speech at the Reichstag on Jan 30th 1939, or Ben-Gurion's speech a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom in December 1938?

Adolf Hitler Vs. David Ben-Gurion: Who was the worst? You be the judge!

David Ben-Gurion, the founder of the "Jewish state," incited the murder of German Jews a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom in late 1938. This raises several provocative questions:

A) How does Ben-Gurion's incitement compare to Hitler's infamous hate speech at the Reichstag just 60 days later, on January 30, 1939?

B) Was Ben-Gurion providing ideas to Hitler four years before the Nazis finalized their plans for the Final Solution?

C) Despite criticism, why did Ben-Gurion never retract his antisemitic remarks?

D) Why did David describe saving those Jews (who rescued themselves by immigrating to countries other than Palestine) as if they were taking ["Witch Doctor's Medicine"]? This implies that those Jews were doomed regardless, questioning the rationale for their rescue. Our analysis of these issues (see the NY Times article below) continues:

Furthermore:

E) Why has the Jewish community, to this date, never condemned Ben-Gurion's blatant antisemitism?

F) Is it easier to deflect blame by pointing to the Zionists' favorite alibi: Mufti Hajj Amin?

G) Are you aware that this hate speech was turned into a policy during WWII?

H) This controversial subject is an open secret within the American Jewish community, which actually investigated Zionist leaders' policies and actions in the 1930s and 40s. The issue was quickly nixed and tabled in the early 1980s --a collective "Hush, hush, keep quiet!" Our analysis continues here.

How Ben-Gurion's infamous antisemitic hate speech (when he incited the murder of German Jewish children a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom) wasn't much worse than Chaim Rumkowski's "Give me your children" speech, which he made during WWII in Lodz's Ghetto? Click the image for the details:


Here is the NY Times quoting David Ben-Gurion's official biographers EXPOSING how much he "cared" about Europe's Jews a month after Kristallnacht, especially about the Jews who chose to save themselves by immigrating to countries other than Palestine!

Hitler's message to the British and American people: If Jews are such noble citizens and you care about them, how come you're not letting them in? I will gladly ship them to you at my expense, even on luxury liners! Click the image for the details.