THIS Palestinian leader met with Hitler to extend the 'anti-Jewish program'

The hatred for the Jews in the Middle East runs deeper than you may think.

In 1941, Amin al-Husseini, the grand mufti of Jerusalem, fled to Germany and met with Adolf Hitler and other Nazi leaders in order to persuade them to extend the Nazis' anti-Jewish program to the Arab world.

He wanted Hitler to help him declare the illegality of the Jewish home in Palestine. However, Hitler, while sympathetic to his cause, believed it wasn’t the right time.

Mark Levin believes the grand mufti was “one of the original architects of brutal terrorism against the Jews in the area.”

In 1945, Yugoslavia sought to indict him as a war criminal for helping recruit 20,000 Muslim volunteers for the SS. These volunteers took part in killing Jews in Croatia and Hungary.

In a letter published by the National Library of Israel Archives, SS chief Heinrich Himmler praised the mufti, ending the letter by bidding him warm wishes for the continuation of his battle until the “big victory.”

Throughout all of this, the New York Times remained silent.

“The same New York Times that now essentially is a special pleader for the Palestinians and for Hamas and against the Jewish state of Israel,” Levin explains.

There were a total of six front-page stories during the course of the Holocaust that Levin says usually sat “at the bottom of the page on aspects of what might be occurring.”

Levin believes this was “emblematic of the media at the time,” and “it’s emblematic of the media today, which has shifted its focus from the monstrous atrocities that occurred to Gaza.”

According to Levin, what’s happening today is a result of a “massive network throughout the world of all kinds of organizations” run by the Muslim Brotherhood.

“Now you’ll know why there are student protests on our campuses, because just like the Confucius Institutes that the Communist Chinese have placed on our college campuses, Students for Justice in Palestine are on more of our college campuses,” Levin says.

This blatant indoctrination on college campuses is “funded by radical left-wing organizations and organizations actually with ties to terrorists in the Middle East,” which is why “you’re seeing so much of this protest going on and these ready-made signs and swastikas on flags,” Levin says.

The need for more propaganda to sway the minds of even more Americans is why Levin believes Hamas will not let those trapped in Gaza leave.

“Hamas as you well know is threatening the people in Gaza and telling them you damn well better not leave,” because “we need you for propaganda because we know the New York Times and the American media and the European media will be our best friends.”

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