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Chaya’s Clan

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Nov 12

This is a republishing of a thread Chaya had written back in February, and it’s about a Grand Mufti who allied himself with Nazi Germany, and wrote a book about his life and accounts. This will be two threads merged into one as they link with one another.

Huge thanks and credit to @IbnAlwarraq for the translation and references of the books:

For the past 25 months we’ve seen the most vicious wave of propaganda, lies and inverted truth by the pro Palestine movement. Two key things out of a raft of lies are their denial of the Holocaust, and the other is to try call us the Nazis when in reality it is the Islamists who literally are the Nazis.

Let’s look at what the Grand Mufti revealed in his own words in his autobiography that may shed light on the truth and put shade on the lies of the propagandists and minions.

The below is critical historical evidence and information, so please do share, bookmark and engage if you can and want to. This will help you counter some of the propaganda.

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In Husseini’s autobiography, he stated that he heard from Himmler in 1943 about murdering 3 million Jews up to that time.

I’m also attaching his declaration which he wrote for Hitler to sign where he states his wish to bring the “final solution” to MENA just as Hitler did to the Jews in Europe, so that you can all see how it ties in with the Holocaust and Husseini’s desire to exterminate all the Jews everywhere in the Middle East.

“I used to hear from Himmler every time what indicated the intensity of his hatred for the Jews, accusing them of being oppressors, claiming that they were oppressed, saying that they were the ones who kindled the fires of war, selfish, and so on, and showing the extent of the harm they had inflicted on Germany in the last war, and that they always kindled the fires of war and then exploited it for their material interests, without losing anything in it, and therefore we were determined in this war to make them taste the consequences of their actions in advance, and we have so far annihilated about three million of them. This was his statement in the summer of 1943.”

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Here is Husseini writing that the Arabs in the British Mandate of Palestine were trained by Germans and that they fought in 1948, establishing that he wasn't just on the run in Germany, and that Israel was fighting literal Nazis in 1948. He even admits that the Arabs bombed the American embassy killing many.

"The Germans established an institute to train young Arab students and prisoners who were in Germany, and when they were trained, they formed several Arab military battalions. When we learned of the destruction, tyranny and sabotage that the Zionists were doing in Palestine, we asked the German government to establish special courses for training in commando work (commandos, fedayeyvan, detonation and bombing). They agreed to that, so we sent sixty young men to this course, which lasted for several months in the suburb of (Dunhak) in Holland. Most of them were Palestinians and some were from the Maghreb.

When they were trained, we traveled to Dunhak to attend their graduation ceremony, and there they were paraded before us, and they performed many experiments in commando and guerrilla work. These commando guerrillas were the nucleus of the battles that broke out between the Arabs of Palestine and the Jews in the years 1947 and 1948. They performed wonderful works and amazed the English with their skill and technical superiority. They blew up Ben Yehuda Street in Jerusalem, the Palestine Post newspaper building, the Jewish Agency building, the American consulate, and other things."

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Chaya’s Clan

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Nov 11

The Historical Roots of Jewish Presence in the Land of Israel: Archaeological Insights.
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For centuries, people have debated the origins of the Jewish people and their connection to the land known today as Israel. But archaeology provides solid clues that point to a deep historical tie. Through ancient stones, inscriptions, and artifacts dug up from the earth, we can trace evidence showing that this region was home to the Israelites, the ancestors of the Jewish people, as far back as over 3000 years ago. These finds aren’t just random relics. They mention names, places, and events that align with Jewish history.

One of the oldest hints comes from ancient Egypt. Around 1400 BCE, during the time of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, a statue pedestal now kept in Berlin bears a relief that seems to refer to “Israel.” This artifact, known as the Berlin Pedestal Relief, shows bound captives and lists place names like Ashkelon and Canaan, with a damaged spot that experts believe once said “Israel.” It’s a bit controversial because the inscription is worn, but many scholars see it as the earliest extra-biblical nod to the Israelites in Canaan, suggesting they were already a recognized group in the region long before more detailed records appear.

A clearer reference pops up about 200 years later on the Merneptah Stele, a massive stone slab from Egypt dated to around 1208 BCE. Pharaoh Merneptah boasts about his military wins in Canaan, and one line stands out: “Israel is laid waste; his seed is not.” This is the first undisputed mention of “Israel” in any ancient text outside the Bible. It portrays Israel not as a city or a king, but as a people or a tribal group settled in the land. Finds like this stele help counter ideas that the Israelites were latecomers. Instead, they show a presence during what’s often called the Late Bronze Age, aligning with stories of settlement after the Exodus.

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Moving forward in time, the Iron Age brings more evidence of organized kingdoms. The land splits into Israel in the north and Judah in the south, with kings ruling over tribes. Archaeology uncovers inscriptions that name these kingdoms and their leaders, proving they weren’t just legends.

The Tel Dan Stele, found in northern Israel in 1993 is a basalt stone from the 9th century BCE set up by an Aramean king, Hazael, to celebrate victories. It mentions killing the “king of Israel” (likely Jehoram) and the “House of David,” referring to the dynasty of King David in Judah. This is huge because it’s the first archaeological proof of David as a historical figure, not just a biblical one. The “House of David” phrase shows Judah was ruled by his descendants, tying the land to Jewish royal history.

Nearby neighbors left records too. The Mesha Stele, also called the Moabite Stone, dates to about 840 BCE and was erected by King Mesha of Moab. It talks about battles with Israel, naming King Omri as the oppressor who controlled Moab. Recent studies using advanced imaging confirm it also says “House of David,” linking to Judah’s kings. This artifact echoes biblical accounts in 2 Kings, showing Israelite dominance in the region.

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Assyrian empires to the east provide even more details. The Kurkh Monoliths, from around 853 BCE, describe a battle where King Shalmaneser III faced a coalition including “Ahab the Israelite,” who sent 2,000 chariots. This matches the Bible’s portrayal of Ahab as a powerful king of Israel. Then there’s the Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III (841 BCE), which shows King Jehu of Israel bowing in tribute, labeled as “Jehu son of Omri” or from the “House of Omri.” It’s the earliest image of an Israelite king.

Other Assyrian finds name more rulers. The Stele of Adad-Nirari III (around 800 BCE) mentions “Joash the Samarian,” meaning Jehoash of Israel, paying tribute. The Nimrud Tablet K3751 from 733 BCE refers to “Ahaz of Judah.” Sennacherib’s annals, like the Taylor Prism (691 BCE), boast of besieging King Hezekiah of Judah in Jerusalem, locking him “like a bird in a cage.” These show Judah and Israel as established kingdoms with Jewish kings.

Babylonian records continue the story. The Jerusalem Chronicle (605-595 BCE) details Nebuchadnezzar’s capture of Jerusalem in 597 BCE, taking King Jehoiachin prisoner. Tablets from Babylon mention “Ya’u-kīnu, king of the land of Yahudu” (Jehoiachin) receiving rations. The Al-Yahudu Tablets describe exiled Judeans in Babylon, naming their settlements after Judah.

For tribes, direct mentions are rarer, but some artifacts hint at them. The Soleb Inscription from Egypt (1400 BCE) refers to “Shasu of Yahweh,” nomadic groups linked to the Israelites and possibly tribes like those in the Bible. The Amarna Letters (14th century BCE) mention “Habiru,” which some connect to Hebrews or early Israelite tribes raiding Canaan.

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Chaya’s Clan

@ChayasClan

Oct 29

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A thread 🧵 about the corrupt and dishonest United Nations.

This thread will offer just a small glimpse into how disingenuous, corrupt and dishonest the United Nations is when it comes to transparency and accountability.

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Kurt Waldheim was the Secretary General of the UN from the January 1st, 1972 to December 31st, 1981 (9 years and 364 days).

Now interestingly, Kurt Waldheim was also a Nazi. He served from the end of 1941 through to the end in 1945, and ended his service as first lieutenant.

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While stationed in the Soviet bloc in 1944, and working within the propaganda intelligence bureau, Waldheim reviewed and approved a packet of antisemitic propaganda leaflets that were to be dropped behind Soviet lines, one of which ended: "Enough of the Jewish war, kill the Jews, come over."

He was a Special Missions Staff Officer, and was responsible for the forceful removal of Jews from Greece and several other countries to concentration camps and their deaths in 1944.

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Chaya’s Clan

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Oct 27

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The Massacres Against Jews in Palestine’s Civil War, November 1947 to March 1948

Throughout this past 23 months we’ve heard all the stories from the pro Hamas propagandists and influencers telling us about the ”Nakba” (which never actually happened), and about “massacres” like Deir Yassin which they offered half truths intermixed with complete lies. But what they never tell you about are the many incidents that led to events such as Deir Yassin of April 1948. Well this article will detail exactly that… from the day the UN published their Partition Plan in November 1947 through to March 1948… 5 months of brutal savagery that you need to read the details of to appreciate how disturbing and horrific and bloodthirsty these Arabs were... with full British complicity in these atrocities.

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The period between November 1947 and May 1948 marks one of the most turbulent chapters in modern Middle Eastern history. Following the United Nations’ vote on November 29, 1947, to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, the region erupted into a civil war that pitted Jewish communities against Arab militias. This conflict, fought under the shadow of the British Mandate, was characterized by guerrilla warfare, blockades, and a series of brutal attacks that targeted civilians as much as fighters. For the Jewish population, known as the Yishuv, the months leading up to Israel’s independence were fraught with peril. Roads became battlegrounds, villages turned into fortresses, and convoys transformed into death traps. Amid the chaos, several massacres stood out for their sheer ruthlessness, claiming hundreds of lives and deepening the scars of division.

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While the war’s narrative often focuses on the broader struggle for statehood, it’s crucial to remember the human cost, particularly the targeted violence against Jewish civilians, medical personnel, and defenders. These acts weren’t isolated skirmishes but part of a concerted effort by Arab irregular forces to isolate Jewish settlements and terrorize the population. From bus ambushes to bombings in crowded streets, the attacks escalated as the British prepared to withdraw. By March 31, 1948, the death toll from these incidents had already painted a grim picture of what was to come. Drawing from historical records and eyewitness accounts, this article chronicles every major massacre against Jews during this five-month span, highlighting the bravery of those who faced unimaginable horror and the lasting impact on the fledgling nation.

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Chaya’s Clan

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Oct 26

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The Palestinian Authority's Pay to Slay Scheme: Mahmoud Abbas's Ongoing Deception

The Palestinian Authority's "Pay to Slay" scheme has been a controversial program for many years. It involves paying monthly stipends to Arabs who are imprisoned in Israel for security offenses, as well as to the families of those killed during attacks. Critics argue that this system rewards violence and encourages more attacks against Israelis. The program is seen as a way for the Arab leadership to support those they view as fighters in their cause. Over time, it has drawn strong criticism from the United States and Israel, leading to laws that cut funding to the Palestinian Authority until the payments stop.

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The scheme started in the early 2000s, based on a law passed by the PA in 2004. This law sets out rules for payments to prisoners and their families. The amounts depend on how long someone has been in prison or the type of action they took. For example, a prisoner might get a basic salary that increases over time, up to several thousand shekels per month. Families of those killed, often called "martyrs," also receive regular payments. The PA spends a large part of its budget on this, sometimes up to 7% or more, which comes from taxes and international aid.

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Supporters of the program say it is a form of social welfare. They claim it helps families who have lost their main earners due to arrests or deaths. However, opponents point out that the payments are linked directly to the acts committed. The more serious the offense, like killing civilians, the higher the payment can be. This has led to accusations that it motivates people to carry out attacks. In the United States, a law called the Taylor Force Act was passed in 2018 to stop American aid from going to the Palestinian Authority until they end these payments. Taylor Force was an American killed in a jihadist “Palestinian” attack, and his family pushed for this change.

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