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P R E S S, I N C .

ZIONISM, THE REAL ENEMY OF

THE

JEWS

Volume II

onflict Without End?

by Alan Hart

ISBN: 978-0932863690 392 pp.

$21.95 20

Commentary/Reviews

“In this extraordinary book, Alan Hart has succeeded in elucidating for us the

immediate

and

long

term dangers involved in the unconditional Western support for

Zionism and its

oppressive

policies against the Palestinians. The author provides us

with a chilling

exposure

of how this

embrace developed and continues to endanger the

Jewish existence

and fuels

the

anti-

Semitism that refuses to disappear. Motivated by a

genuine concern for

peace in

Israel

and

Palestine and beyond in the world at large,

Alan Hart has written not

only a strong

indictment of

Zionism, based on both research

and personal experience, but

also provided us

with a charter

for a better future.”

 ILAN PAPPE

Leading Israeli revisionist historican, author of

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine

"I hope that all who are concerned about the troubles of the Middle East will read this

book.

immensely readable and a magnificent piece of work which reflects Alan

Hart’s close

relationship with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. We are in terrible trouble

in the Middle

East.

The

book explains how we got here and how we could move

forward. The tragedy is

hurting

Palestinians, Israelis and the rest of the world. All who

wish to engage in finding a

way

forward

will be helped by reading this book."

 CLARE SHORT, MP-UK and International Development Secretary in Tony Blair's

government

until her resignation over Iraq

Alan Hart's new books about Zionism and about the Israeli-Palestinian, Israeli-Arab,

and

now the

Israeli-Muslim conflicts are, taken together, remarkably important and

timely. His

unique experiences and personal relationships make it possible for him

to connect, and

maybe even more notably to correct, the historical dots in a uniquely

comprehensive way.

Doing so as a seasoned journalist as well as a passionate

advocate of true peace and

real justice makes Hart's trilogy of books covering 1948 to

the present nothing less than

extraordinary. Taken together they represent a

monumental accomplishment of epic

proportions.

If only responsible government

officials around the world, especially in

Washington, would read and ponder these

books, take profound note of Hart's

conclusions, and even at this very late date act

before it is completely too late.

- Mark Bruzonsky

MiddleEast.org, founder

World Jewish Congress, first Washington Representative

Hart’s readable account of history, his obviously erudite analysis and his ability in

bringing

the

factual conflict to life on the page ensures the reader's interest is

unwavering

throughout. His

passion and empathy with both sides is apparent. For the

Jews, the

‘unspeakable fear’ of

another Holocaust due to Zionist manipulation and

tyranny; and for

the Arabs and Muslims,

the

anger and humiliation they are feeling

every day that Palestine

is being torn apart.

 Samira Quraishy, researcher, Islamic Human Rights Commission

"Alan Hart in his chillingly revealing and very readable account of the intrigues of the

Zionist

political development has made a tremendously valuable contribution ."

 RABBI AHRON COHEN

"These two volumes are a vital exposition of Zionist history and its interface with

diplomacy

and the Israel-Arab conflict, up until the assassination of President

Kennedy. Alan Hart

promises another volume, perhaps two, and one looks forward to

their publication.... an

essential understanding of what happened in the struggle for

Israel-Palestine and of the

role of Zionism in this sad story."

REUEL AMDUR

The Canadian Charge

r, January 27, 2010

"The scope is immense, but leavened by Hart's conversational writing style and his

years

of personal experiences and insider observations. Even the most obsessive

readers on

this topic will learn much in its pages. At a book promotion gathering in a

home in

Brooklyn in June, Hart said he wrote with two goals in mind: to contribute to

justice for the

Palestinians and to stop anti-Semitism. Hart is in earnest about the

latter..."

JANE ADAS

Americans for Middle East Understanding

, Sept-October, 2010

AUTHOR

Alan Hart is a former BBC Panorama and ITN Middle East correspondent with a vast

first-

hand

knowledge

of the subject. He knew, and interviewed, many of the main

players in the

Israel-

Palestine conflict on all

sides (Golda Meir, Yasser Arafat and other

PLO leaders,

Moshe

Dayan,

Shimon Peres, Nasser, King

Hussein of Jordan, George

Habash, King

Feisal - the list

is long).

He also participated at a leadership

level in the

secret politics of

the

search for peace

in the

Middle East (as an intermediary between

rafat

and Peres

when it

was presumed

Peres was

headed for leadership) His first

book

Arafat, Terrorist

Peacemaker?

was

published by

Sidgwick & Jackson in 1984

and subsequently in

several

updated

editions over

a decade. In

the early 1970s, his

independent production

company

produced the first ever

documentary on

true

dimensions of global poverty and its

implications for all. The film, Five

Minutes To

Midnight,

had its world premiere at the

opening of the 7th Special Session of the

General Assembly

(called to discuss the

need for a New World Economic Order), and

was

shown on television in

many

Western

countries, was versioned for schools and

became a

standard work of reference.

For that

effort

Alan was credited with having

played a leading role

in getting the North-South

issue

on to the agenda for

public

debate.

SYNOPSIS

This is the third volume in the series ZIONISM, THE REAL ENEMY OF THE

JEWS, an epic journey through the propaganda lies and the documented

truth

of history as it relates to the making and sustaining of the conflict in

and over

Palestine that became Israel. Conflict Without End? takes the

story from the

1967 war and the creation of a Greater Israel right up to the

present and the

question: Will President Obama be allowed to deliver an

acceptable amount of

justice for the Palestinians in order to achieve peace

for all—and if he can’t

deliver, is a final round of Zionist ethnic cleansing

inevitable?

The compromising of Security Council integrity, author Alan Hart argues, is

the

key to understanding everything that has happened since the 1967

war. By

allowing Israel to violate international law and settle the Occupied

Territories,

the major powers, led by America, effectively created two sets

of rules for the

behaviour of nations—one for all the nations of the world

minus Israel and the

other exclusively for it.

Hart enables readers to grasp how PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat risked

everything, including his life, to persuade first his leadership colleagues

and

then his people to accept his policy of compromise and peace on

terms which

any rational government and people in Israel would have

accepted with relief.

This third volume also includes insights Hart gained while acting as the

linkman

in a secret exploratory dialogue between Arafat and Israel’s

Shimon Peres

who, at the time, was the leader of the main opposition

Labour Party, hoping to

deny the Likud’s Menachem Begin a second term

in office. The story of this

mediation effort and of Sharon’s blood oath

reveals why making peace may be

a mission impossible for any Israeli

leader, without sufficient outside pressure.

Only an American President, Hart concludes, has the leverage required to

cause enough Israelis to be serious about peace on terms most Arabs and

Muslims everywhere could accept. In an Epilogue titled “Is Peace

Possible?”

Hart suggests the changes that must be made in America if any

occupant of

the White House is ever to be free to make the peace.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter One America Takes Sides, War with Nasser Act II; and the Creation of Greater Israel 13 Chapter Two The Liberty Affair—”Pure Murder” on a “Great Day” 79 Chapter Three Goodbye to the Security Council’s Integrity 113 Chapter Four When Peace Was There for the Taking 135 Chapter Five Karameh—A Moment of Destiny 142 Chapter Six The Regeneration of Palestinian Nationalism 149 Chapter Seven “The United States Only Backs the Winning Horse” 156 Chapter Eight Wasfi Tal’s Assassination—Purpose and Consequences 172 Chapter Nine The Yom Kippur War and “Nuclear Blackmail” 187 Chapter Ten Zionism Loses the Propaganda War and the First Goodbye to Rabin 196
		Chapter Eleven “Washington—’Worst Fears Coming True’” 213 Chapter Twelve The Blood Oath 220 Chapter Thirteen “Tell Arafat I’ve Only Got My Atom Bomb Left” 233 Chapter Fourteen Zionism as the Recruiting Sergeant for Violent Islamic Fundamentalism (Palestinian Style) 247 Chapter Fifteen Arafat’s Oslo Initiative and Rabin’s Assassination 252 Chapter Sixteen Netanyahu—The American Sponsored Fool in His Paradise 270 Chapter Seventeen Barak and Clinton Blow It; Arafat Gets the Blame 279 Chapter Eighteen A Resurrection, a Crucifixion and a Road Map to Nowhere 291 Chapter Nineteen State Terrorism Becomes Israel’s Norm 332 Epilogue 358 Endnotes 378 Index LIST OF MAPS ISRAELI CONQUESTS, 1967 78 ISRAEL’S SEPARATION WALL—IMPLICATIONS 307

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