
For the past eight-plus decades, Zionist Jews (especially those in the US) have been weaponizing the 1929 "riots" to paint Palestinians as antisemites. In this short article, we shall expose (from Israeli, Zionist, and British Mandate sources plus the NY Times) how Zionists use Palestinians as the perfect deflection tool to deflect away from their policies and actions during the 1930s and 40s. Note how all sources have been linked, and if we missed anything. The best way to debunk this widely spread Zionist gaslight is by detaching ourselves from reality by:
- Pretending that Zionists from inception didn't plot to replace and dispossess the Palestinian people (who don't exist, Zionists say) and that the 1929 "riots" were not done in response to Palestinians' fear of future Nakbas (which of course, didn't happen, Zionists say),
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Who shall push who into the sea? Haifa's Palestinians are being loaded onto ships out of their homes, April 1948 - Let us pretend that Haim Arlosoroff did not lay the blame squarely on Ze'ev Jabotinsky (el Douche Mussolini's disciple in the holy land) for instigating the al-Buraq uprising,
- Let us pretend that the British Mandate did not investigate what caused the "riots". Let us pretend the British did not find the "riots" to be politically motivated and driven by Palestinians' fear of imminent dispossession and replacement. Let us also pretend that British did not recommend limiting Jewish immigration to placate Palestinians' fears of being replaced by the Europe's Jewish refugees,
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Let us pretend that Palestinian people's reaction wasn't the normal reaction by most colonized indigenous peoples (as was the case by the indigenous peoples in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas) and their fears of replacement and dispossession were completely unfounded, and Jewish Settler Colonialism (which persists to this date in the occupied West Bank) was a pure fiction.
Fake Valor: Jewish-Brigade, Italy April - 1945: The Impostering Hero, see me while I bomb the Nazis ONLY a few weeks before WWII ended. Only a few of the so-called yishuv saw action at war's end
- Let us pretend that Judah Magnus (one of the towering Zionist intellectual figures in the 20th century) didn't recognize that the 1929 Riot was politically motivated. As a response to the "riots", let us pretend also that Mr. Magnes NEVER asked the Zionist movement to abandoned its goal of making Palestine a majority Jewish country and to break away with the original intent of the Balfour Declaration (Peter Grose, p. 227-28).
- Let us pretend Hans Kohn (another Zionist intellectual) didn't reach a similar conclusion as Mr. Magnus did earlier. Let us pretend that Mr. Kohn didn't predict that Zionists were burying their heads in the sand by pretending that Palestinians and their national movement didn't exist!
- Let us pretend that Jewish historians did not associate Jewish Golden Age with Muslim Arabs and that the Middle East was NEVER the refuge for persecuted European Jewry,
- Let us pretend that those Jews who were killed in the "riots" numbered in the millions and to compare the 1929 "riots" to the Holocaust as if numbers don't matter,
- Let us pretend that Palestinians weren't killed and injured at the same rate as Jews during this riot,
- Let us pretend there was no quid pro quo with those same European antisemites (who handed their Jewish citizens to the SS), in return for political, military, and financial support for the "Jewish state" to be. Does that explain why European nations (inclusive of all eastern European nations) EAGERLY voted for the UN Partition Plan in late 1947? Remind us please, which European nation wasn't happy to see its Jewish citizens leave?
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Fake Valor: Why did two of Israel's future PMs, Menachem Begin and Yizhak Shamir, bomb WWII war efforts while their families were being gassed in Poland?
- Let us pretend that Zionist Jews weren't the first to normalize trade and relations with Hitler for eight years straight when they signed the Haavara Agreement in early 1933, and it was done in good faith to "save" Europe's Jews,
- Let us pretend that it was Palestinian leaders (not the Zionist ones) who weaponized Jewish refugees' pain and suffering (in the displaced persons --D.P.-- camps) as a LEVERAGE after WWII was concluded to achieve their political gains.
- Let us pretend that Palestinians did not experience blood feuds between themselves, which were far more devastating than Hebron's Riots of 1929. Many will be shocked to know that such old vendettas still linger to this date (similar to the ones in Sicily). This is an open secret between Palestinians! Palestinian on Palestinian blood feuds often make what happened in Hebron in 1929 look like a minor skirmish.

Now, after detaching yourself from reality, we ask you to contemplate David Ben-Gurion's (the founding father of the "Jewish state") response when he heard of the Kindertransport that saved ten thousand German Jewish children a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom in late 1938. Let us find out how much David valued Jews' lives that Zionist Jews "claim" to highly value, and you shall be the judge. God forbid, we are not going to cite just any source. We shall cite Ben-Gurion's official Zionist biographers (Teveth and Kurzman), who were cited in this 1987 NY Times article:
In his review of Shabtai Teveth's ''Ben-Gurion: The Burning Ground 1886-1948'' (June 21), Martin Gilbert mistakenly reports that Mr. Teveth does not cite 'David Ben-Gurion's controversial remark to a [December 7th,] 1938 Mapai Central Committee meeting:
''If I knew that it was possible to save all the children of Germany by transporting them to England, and only half by transferring them to the Land of Israel, I would choose the latter, for before us lies not only the numbers of these children but the historical reckoning of the people of Israel.''
The quotation does appear (in a slightly different translation) on pages 855-56 of Mr. Teveth's text. I might add that, given Ben-Gurion's Zionist convictions, there is nothing especially surprising about the sentiment he expressed on that occasion. Mr. Teveth rightly points out that, for Ben-Gurion, the Zionist, only a Jewish state could provide an enduring and authentic resolution to the Jewish question. Any rescue operation outside the Zionist framework was - in Ben-Gurion's words - ''witch doctor's medicine'' that would only perpetuate the misery of the Jewish people. Indeed, at least in the early years of the Nazi regime, Ben-Gurion actively opposed any such rescue efforts, precisely because they might have resolved - or from the Zionist perspective, might have appeared to resolve - the Jewish question without a Jewish state. Unfortunately, on this crucial point, Mr. Teveth repeatedly cites the failure of the 1938 Evian Conference to solve the problem of Jewish refugees as evidence that the West was indifferent to their fate, thereby confirming Ben-Gurion's Zionist convictions. But what was Ben-Gurion's approach to Evian? Let me quote from another recent biography, Dan Kurzman's ''Ben-Gurion: Prophet of Fire'' (1983):
''The Jews could have only one destination - Eretz Yisrael. So in June 1938, shortly before Allied representatives met in Evian, France, to seek ways of rescuing Jews, Ben-Gurion frankly voiced his concern to colleagues in the Jewish Agency Executive. He did 'not know if the conference will open the gates of other countries. . . . But I am afraid [ it ] might cause tremendous harm to Eretz Yisrael and Zionism. . . . Our main task is to reduce the harm, the danger and the disaster . . . and the more we emphasize the terrible distress of the Jewish masses in Germany, Poland and Rumania, the more damage we shall cause .' So be silent, Ben-Gurion cautioned his comrades. . . . And in the silence . . . Evian failed.'' NORMAN G. FINKELSTEIN New York
https://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/12/books/l-ben-gurion-s-zionism-255687.html
Article Ends And Our Analysis Begins

Again, as you contemplate what Ben-Gurion said earlier, please keep in mind that David spoke of them either: A) in preparations for the Evian Conference in the summer of 1938, or B) a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom in late 1938 (in the case of ".. if I knew...") which was followed by Hitler's hate speech at the Reichstag on Jan. 3030, 1939. This implies that both hate speeches were less than two months apart. Was that a coincidence? Well, more on that later! As we shall prove soon, Ben-Gurion's antisemitism was on full display during the 1930s and 40s, and most Zionist leaders subscribed to it. Thus, our citations and analysis were not taken out of context:
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Most Zionists' leadership expressed a similar sentiment during the 1930s and 40s. For example, Chaim Weizmann spoke of something similar almost a year earlier, and here is Rabbi Stephan Wise lobbying US Congress against increasing immigration quotas (concerning German Jewish children) in early 1939, four months after Kristallnacht. Chaim Weizmann was also known to have said something similar to British officials around the same time (see Zionism during the Holocaust, p. 298).
Therefore, Ben-Gurion's remarks were not an aberration or taken out of context. On the contrary, what David said was the norm. Zionists' contempt of Europe's Jewry operated in the open in the 1930s and 40s and drove many to consider Zionists as the enemy from within. That is why the mass majority of Europe's Jews voted with their feet and immigrated to the Americas to live with the Gentiles, not to the emptied country of Palestine.
If you have the time, here are the meeting minutes of the Jewish Agency Executive (a.k.a. JAE) soon after the pogrom. As you shall discover soon, German Jewry's plight was the last thing on their minds. Thus, what we wrote didn't pertain only to Ben-Gurion; Zionist leaders were all determined to block any haven for German Jews unless their destination was Palestine. As we shall prove soon, the Jewish refugee crisis was only the tool (a.k.a. the LEVER) with which the "Jewish state" was built. -
Although Ben-Gurion was criticized for his hate speech, he NEVER retracted these antisemitic comments, which were expressed a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom. On the contrary, it seems that Ben-Gurion was known to have doubled down on his antisemitism ten days later when he equated saving Jews with risking the existence of Zionism. As you digest what Ben-Gurion said, please always keep in mind that was four years before the Final Solution was underway:
Which hate speech was worse: Hitler's hate speech at the Reichstag on Jan 30th, 1939, or Ben-Gurion's speech (just two months before Hitler's speech) when he incited the murder of Jews after Kristallnacht?
"Britain is trying," he wrote, "to separate the issue of the refugees from that of Palestine." Ben-Gurion feared, "If we allow a separation between the refugee problem and the Palestine problem, we are risking the existence of Zionism." (The International Diplomacy of Israel's Founders by John Quigley, p. 51-52 and The Other Israel by Arie Bober, p. 171;
[Also Tom Segev cited Yoav Gelber quoting Ben-Gurion saying something very similar around the same time, see The Seventh Million, p. 28-- note 62 at the end of the book)]Abla Mohamad Daoud Dajani outside here family's looted house in Baq'ah neighborhood - Jerusalem. Click the image for more such pictures that document Palestinians' dispossession.
Just in case you think this was an off-the-cuff remark, it wasn't spoken by design, and nothing was sinister or antisemitic about it, here is Ben-Gurion expressing a similar concern that the US might soften its heart (meaning "god forbid" it becomes less antisemitic than it was), and would open its gates to those Jewish refugees in the DP camps after WWII ended (YES, that was seven years after his earlier statement a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom)! (see Israel In The Mind of America by Peter Grose, p. 210-211)
- Hitler's infamous hate speech at the Reichstag on Jan. 30th, 1939, almost immediately followed Ben-Gurion's speech by two months, which leads us to believe that David was speaking to Hitler because he (referring to David) refused to retract his antisemitic hate speech. Until now, we have not found a single condemnation of Hitler's infamous hate speech by the Jewish Agency. Isn't that odd?
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Note how Herr Ben-Gurion used the word "save" four years before the Final Solution was in the picture, which is another proof that confirms that Zionist leaders spoke of Shoah in the past tense way before it happened. In Zionists' minds, the calamity is happening anyway, and nothing can stop it; therefore, why not "exploit" it to build the "Jewish state."
Kastner Saved Lives Too: How does justifying Haavara after the fact not resemble Rudolf Kastner's defense of what happened on his famous train but at a much larger scale? Kastner train passengers on their way to Switzerland, 1944 -
Just in case you think our earlier framing of Zionist leaders' response to the pogrom was an exaggeration, well, wait until you read Beit-Zvi's characterization; hang on to your seat:
[Chaim] Weizmann himself espoused this stance unflinchingly. According to the minutes of his November 17 [,1938] meeting with British Prime Minister Chamberlain, also attended by the Jewish members of the House of Lords: “They spoke about the rescue of Jews--he spoke [ONLY] about their immigration to Palestine.” Given the political and economic conditions then prevailing in Palestine, this stand was tantamount to laying a siege on Germany’s Jews. Some months later, when concrete emigration plans were broached, a period began in which what had been implicit became unequivocally explicit. The policy of non-participation gave way to an aggressive policy of interference which constantly intensified until its culmination in unbridled incitement (see Post-Ugandan Zionism by Beit-Zvi, p. 193)
- Ben-Gurion's antisemitic statement was translated into policy, which persisted during the calamity (even endorsed by the American Jewish Conference) and after WWII ended in the DP camps. What was tragically criminal was that Ben-Gurion repeated the same behavior (YES, eight years after the Kristallnacht pogrom) when he heard that hundreds of Jewish children in the DP camps would be transferred to France and Britain rather than Palestine! Actually, Ben-Gurion's statements were as explicit! Thus, in practice, Zionist leaders left Europe's Jews with two options: either they did Aliyah to Palestine or Auschwitz and lobbied like hell against any third alternative. Just in case you think our characterization is over the top, wait until you read it from Ben-Gurion himself when the Holocaust was in its infancy:
At the Biltmore Conference in May 1942 Ben-Gurion said: “The meaning of these two ships [Patria and Struma -- both were sunk during WWII with Jewish refugees onboard] is simple: Eretz-Israel or death-- and as soon as the war ends, many ships like these will stream to Eretz Israel.” (Beit-Zvi, p. 259)
[Two important points to keep in mind: A) When Ben-Gurion said this statement, he knew that Patria was sunk by the Haganah based on Moshe Sharett's orders in November 1940 (almost 16 months earlier ). That by itself was very telling. B) The mass majority of Europe's Jewry after WWII ended immigrated to the Americas and preferred to live with the Gentiles even after Palestine was emptied of its people.]Does this explain why Baghdad's synagogues were bombed in the early 1950s?
Does this explain the Lavon Affair in the early 1950s?
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Notice how Ben-Gurion described such rescue efforts as "Witch Doctor's Medicine." This means the Jews are only alive in Eretz Yisrael; and in any other place they will be dead anyhow. Therefore, from his point of view, it was a waste of resources, money, and manpower. It was as if he was saying: Why bother?
In May 1939, MS St. Louis in Havana was refused to unload its Jewish passengers in Cuba US, and it was forced to go back to Antwerp. Jewish Agency refused to give any of its passengers immigration visas to Palestine. Over 250 of the passengers perished during the Holocaust.
Just in case you think we are implying that Zionism is some apocalyptic cult, well, you are onto something. Zionist and Jewish intellectuals named this phenomenon Catastrophic Zionism. YES, ladies and gentlemen. Zionists were the first to predict the Holocaust three decades before it happened. Instead of warning Jews by saving them anywhere, they focused all their attention, efforts, and resources ONLY on Palestine. It all started when the Israeli founding fathers opposed Theodor Herzl's plan to create Israel in Uganda rather than Palestine, and that was the canary in the coal mine. Jews, please give yourselves a big hand on this "wonderful" ideology. Jews, please give yourselves a big hand on this "wonderful" ideology.
Does this explain why little was spent on rescuing Jews during WWII?
- Zionist Jews at large NEVER condemned such antisemitic statements from Ben-Gurion and other Zionist leaders.
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At the Evian Conference, all Zionist groups lobbied to frustrate any scheme that could rescue Europe's Jews except for Palestine, a fact that you wouldn't believe until you read it on pro-Zionists Wikipedia, which enforces Dan Kurzman's conclusion. Shabtai Teveth went out of his way to concoct excuses for Ben-Gurion, and from our research, we found that many countries wanted to receive Europe's Jews, and it was Zionist groups in the US who lobbied to frustrate their efforts. Just in case you think what was written here is a Palestinian anti-Zionist rant, think twice. Read for yourself how Chaim Weizmann was starving the funds that could have saved Jews in countries other than Palestine just before Evian. God forbid,
Herzl Died Thinking Israel Would Have Been in Uganda, not in "empty" Palestine
Fake Valor: Why did two of Israel's future PMs, Menachem Begin and Yizhak Shamir, bomb WWII war efforts while their families were being gassed in Poland?
Is it possible this evil policy (of starving rescue funds) persisted during WWII and at the peak of the calamity?
Is it possible that Zionist leaders managed to monetize Jewish pain and suffering and turned them into the LEVER that ended up creating the "Jewish state"?
- In the last paragraph, note how Ben-Gurion was distraught that emphasizing Jewish persecution would alarm the media and the public, which might force countries (like France and others) to open their gates (God forbid); thus harming the so-called yishuv in the process. YES, you read it correctly. Rescuing Jews in France and other countries was harmful to the yishuv; therefore, be quiet about it, or else Zionism would be doomed. Now, do you understand why the word rescue to Zionists had negative connotations during the 1930s and 40s? To Zionists, rescuing Jews implied a disaster (using Ben-Gurion's terminology) to Zionism! Now allow that to sink in for a minute, and ask yourself why 7/8th of the rescue budget was diverted. The answer is simple: that was good for Zionism! Another question: when antisemitism was not great for Zionism? The answer is simple again: never!
Ironically, during the DP Camp refugee crisis eight years after Evian, Ben-Gurion was known to have said something similar. He was worried that the American people would soften their hearts and open their gates to Jewish refugees, God forbid, of course. (see Israel In The Mind Of America by Peter Grose, p. 210).
The arrival of a Kindertransport, Feb.-Jan., 1939: How did Zionist leaders respond when British people rescued 10,000 German Jewish children after the Kristallnacht pogrom? - Referencing the last paragraph again, we find it necessary to dig further into Zionists' minds to understand why they implemented such a policy before, during, and after WWII. We asked ourselves: what if rescuing Jews was successful at Evian and much of the Holocaust was avoided, wouldn't saving Europe's Jews would have rendered the Zionist project mute? In depth, we have addressed that in another section.
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Just in case you think that Ben-Gurion was remorseful during WWII and he softened his heart of stone, well, think twice. The head of yishuv's so-called Rescue Committee (Yizhak Gruenbaum, who was well known for his antisemitic remarks during the war) dared to suggest saving Polish Jewish kids by shipping them to South Africa (instead of Palestine) in the summer of 1943, and as usual, Ben-Gurion quickly shut it down; it was dead in the water. See Dina Porat, p. 138, and pay attention to Dina's Hasbarah at the top of page 139. Her Hasbarah always starts with a "perhaps!"
Were the British so STUPID as to promise COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE to Palestinians in 1939 (who, of course, "didn't exist") while the Indians had been DREAMING of such a thing for 400 years?
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The British people and Rabbi Solomon Schonfeld were NEVER recognized for their quick response when they quickly saved those poor children in late 1938 (after the Kristallnacht pogrom). That will be the day we will see their pictures honored at Yad Vashem.
Rabbi Solomon Schonfeld: British Hero of the Holocaust. Was he ever honored by Zionists? Was he thanked?
- How was Ben-Gurion's hate speech not much worse than Chaim Rumkowski's "Give Me Your Children" speech, which he made during WWII in Lodz's Ghetto? The only difference was the geography, four years, and how both died. While Ben-Gurion was safe in Palestine, enjoying Great Britain's protection, Chaim fell under Nazi occupation and later was killed in Auschwitz (by other Jews) when he was identified. Note how Wikipedia's editors still hide the fact that the chief of Kapos was a big Zionist activist who heeded Herzl's advice not to confront antisemites who will become Zionists' biggest friends. (The Transfer Agreement p. 226)
Here is the unvarnished truth: It is very sad that the majority of Jews now use Palestinians (and their Mufti Haj Amin) as their patsy (as their scapegoat) to deflect away from Zionist Jews' policies and actions during the 1930s-40s. Was the 1929 "riot" a sad event in Palestinian history that should be denounced and condemned? Hell yes. On the other hand, to paint Palestinians as the new Nazis when it was Zionist Jews who were first to give Nazis (and other European antisemites) a free pass is a major gaslight. That said, to this date, Jews at large NEVER condemned Zionists' treasonous policies with the Nazis during the 1930s, and continue to use Palestinians as patsies.

In this regard, it is worth noting that American Jews attempted to investigate Zionists' policies and actions during the 1930s and 40s, and they were NIXED. That was 40 years ago, and ever since it was smothered, hush-hush. Palestinians ask:
- Is it possible that American Jews were worried about opening Pandora's box that could implode their Jewish community?
- Is it possible that American Jews used Palestinians to deflect away from Zionists' antisemitic policies during the 1930s-40s?
- Is it possible that American Jews were the driving force behind spreading the big lies about Palestinians?
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Wasn't it American Jews who promoted the FARCE of a book From Time Immemorial? "Good job," it is still a best seller, and Amazon will be happier to take your hard-earned dollars! Please pay attention to the reviews at Amazon, and then compare it to NYTimes' 1985 review, which cited Israeli Zionist historians who debunked this book a few years after it was first released!
Look who is copying from Joseph Goebbels' propaganda playbook. Birds of a feather always flock together
In a nutshell, American Jews have been engaged in spreading the big lies that Israelis abandoned several decades ago!
- When American Jews lie in defense of Israel, do they "care" if that ends up fomenting "antisemitism" (anti-Zionism) against them? God forbid, people cannot hate those Jews who have been spreading the big lies about Palestinians for the past 8 decades; they must be "antisemites"!
How, when American Jewry promote the big lie that Palestinians were not replaced, that does not validate far-right claim that "Jews are plotting to replace them"?
Just to emphasize this point, see for yourself how American Jews flocked to the lying news network (Fox News) after Hamas' raid on Oct. 7th, 2023! Some people are willing to go out of their way to swallow lies that could be remotely believable. As if seeking the truth has become )))antisemitic(((.
If all prior arguments and facts haven't convinced you yet of Zionists' gaslight and you are still high on Zionists' supply, then we have an answer that might drive our message home. Let us fight the Zionist gaslight with a "gaslight":
- Since Palestinians don't exist, there were no "riots" and no massacre.
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Palestinians cared about Jews as much as David Ben-Gurion cared about those ten thousand Jewish kids who were saved by the British people a month after the Kristallnacht pogrom.
Kastner Saved Lives Too: How does justifying Haavara after the fact not resemble Rudolf Kastner's defense of what happened on his famous train but on a much larger scale? Kastner train passengers on their way to Switzerland, 1944
Finally, please contemplate this mostly hidden important fact as if more is needed:
Why did the Palestinian Jews of Nablus stay put not only during the al-Buraq uprising but also during Nakba? To this date, they are still there!
Any ideas why and how?
Is it possible that has been the case because they weren't Zionists?
God forbid, if we have failed to make our case, please watch this 10-minute video from Middle East Eye:
Zionism, what a terrible disease of the mind!
Related Links
- Wikipedia: The British Mandate's Shaw Commission investigated the 1929 "riots" in Palestine
- Zionist FAQ: Aren't Palestinians as responsible as their leader al-Hajj Amin Husseini who collaborated with the Nazis?
- Zionist FAQ: Isn't it a fair 'population exchange' between Palestinian refugees and Jewish refugees from many Arab countries?
- Facts About Haavara: Was Haavara About Saving German Jews' Lives? You Be The Judge!
- NYTimes: PANEL ON U.S. JEWS AND HOLOCAUST IS DISSOLVED, Jan. 4th, 2983
- 972 Mag: How the 1929 Hebron massacre invigorated the Zionist movement
- Medium.com: The missing narrative and context of the Hebron Massacre 1929
- The Spartan Jew
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