“The group also helped smuggle tens of thousands of Jews “illegally” from the ashes of the Holocaust in Europe to Israel, in defiance of the pan-Arabist British.”

That’s horrific that the Brits would in any way interfere in Jews immigrating to their homeland. Just disgusting. And kind of fitting that they’re now beginning to feel the effects of their new, Sharia-dominated, “diversity.”

DS_ROCKS! on May 6, 2014 at 6:17 pm

Awesome scoop, BTW.

DS_ROCKS! on May 6, 2014 at 6:18 pm

It should be noted Rudolf G. Sonneborn refers to “Palestinians.” This is not a misprint – before Israel was born, every Palestinian on earth was a Jew and Palestine under the British referred to a Jewish country. Every institution was Jewish and the famous art posters of the period were Jewish as well.

In those days, there were NO Palestinian Arabs – they did not exist. Every one understood who the Palestinians were and the letter Debbie posted here sets out the truth… which sadly, not too many people know today. Israel exists in part because of his initiative to help the inhabitants of Palestine secure their freedom and their independence.

May his memory be for an eternal blessing! Happy 66th Israel Independence Day and may the Jewish people look forward to celebrating many more independence days in the years to come.

NormanF on May 6, 2014 at 7:19 pm

Yes…..agreed

HK on May 6, 2014 at 8:34 pm

When I visited the NZ Military Museum ( my guide who drove me there and I were all alone except for staff—NZ is nowadays a country of swine), I noted that they had a reference to Palestinians who helped the British in the 2nd World War. It was an old photo and caption; I complained to the Head of the Museum that it should have mentioned Palestinian Jews as opposed to Palestinians, since the Arabs did NOTHING.

A great shout out to a Great American Patriot and Righteous Gentile, Frank Sinatra.

Occam's Tool on May 6, 2014 at 10:09 pm

So you tryin to tell me that all them folks was illigal aliens!!! Then they became illigal alien terrorists!!!
Then they took over parts of da country!!!
And you is happy about it?

I thought you, Mizzzz Debbie was against illigal alien terrorizors but looks like you are all about it. And I thought them zion folks always lived there and had to fight for dem land. But now you tellz me day was illigal, alien, and terrorizors but day won and you like dat? SMH

SMH on May 6, 2014 at 11:47 pm

My mentor who passed away early last year at the age of 89 was recruited into the OSS right after WW2. During the war he was a B-24 bomber crew operating out of Tunisia (98th Bomber Group aka The Pyramidiers). (During one of his mission he had Clark Gable as one of the crew). Anyways, right after the war the OSS sent him to Palestine to find out how the OSS could help the Jewish fighters. He came back and told his superior (here I am quoting his own words as he told me)…they are better fighters than any of us and I think they will win this fight but they might need guns and bullets. With that he was taken from the Palestine mission and sent to Italy where he organized and carried out the transportation of almost 5000 Mussolini supporters and other Italian nazis to Venezuela and Argentina.

rex on May 7, 2014 at 1:01 am

Thanks for this timely and interesting article on Israel. The only blemish (or pimple, in this case) is the mention of Ronan Farrow, and the repetition of the hoax that his biological father was Frank Sinatra. The hoax seems to be based on the suggestion that Farrow resembles Sinatra, and that Farrow seems to have blue eyes, as Sinatra did.

But the fact is that Farrow actually resembles his grandfather, John Farrow, a film director most known for “Around the World in Eighty Days.” (Mia Farrow is the daughter of John Farrow and actress Maureen O’Sullivan.)

Sinatra married Mia Farrow in the late 1960s as the last hurrah of trying to remain young. One of the other reasons that Sinatra married Farrow was (whether he admitted it or not) to “even the score” with Mia’s father John Farrow. You see, many years before the marriage, John Farrow had an affair with Ava Gardner, who was the love of Sinatra’s life, after one of their breakups. Sinatra had actually met Mia much earlier when she was only a teenager, and when Sinatra took a casual interest in her (but not as a romantic partner), John Farrow told Sinatra in no uncertain terms to stay away from his daughter. (Both John Farrow and Sinatra were womanizers.) Under those circumstances, in Sinatra’s mind, getting back at John Farrow probably was another factor in addition to Sinatra’s desire to try to live “young.”

It was a very short lived marriage and the divorce was a bitter and acrimonious one. They had had no children together and Frank didn’t want more children at this stage of his life anyway. After their breakup Sinatra didn’t want to have anything to do with her, let alone sleep with her.

When George Jacobs, Sinatra’s personal valet since the prime of Sinatra’s career starting in the 1950s, happened to walk into a Hollywood Disco (I think it was called “The Candy Store”), and ran into Mia Farrow there, he made the mistake of his life by agreeing to dance with her, at Farrow’s urging. The “news” of their dance together made local Hollywood gossip news, and when Sinatra learned of it, he became so furious that he immediately had the locks on the doors of his house changed, locking out Jacobs, not only from Sinatra’s house, but from Sinatra’s life altogether.

By the time Ronan Farrow was born in the mid-1980s, Sinatra had already been married to Barbara Marx since the late 1970s, and their marriage was a solid one. (Sinatra remained married to Marx until his death in the late 1990s.) It is simply inconceivable that Sinatra would have had any physical contact whatsoever with Mia Farrow in the 1980s, given his animosity toward her, not even on a “one last fling” basis.

Frank Sinatra, Jr. is on record as saying that there’s no way that his father is the biological father of Ronan Farrow. And some others in the news have even suggested that Ronan’s “blue eyes” (that purportedly resemble Frank’s) are the result of tinted contact lenses.

It would be great if Ronan Farrow would agree to undergo one of those paternity blood tests, like you used to see on the Maury Povich show, but I’m sure Ronan Farrow wouldn’t agree to it, nor would his mother, Mia. They would both be proven liars if he did. Woody Allen, however, I’m sure would actually agree to participate in the test because he’d win either way. If Ronan is, in fact, his son, then Mia is proven to be a liar on this score. And if Ronan isn’t his son, then Mia is proven to be a liar as well because that would mean that she lied under oath to get child support from Woody.

And that would also raise more questions about Mia Farrow credibility on her accusation that Woody is a child molester. And it would also draw attention to Mia Farrow’s natural brother, John Charles Villiers-Farrow, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison on two counts of child abuse in the molestation of two 10-year-old boys. So with those stakes, don’t expect either Mia or Ronan to agree to participate in any paternity test. Although that won’t stop them from repeating the lie over and over for what they feel are a very gullible public, we should do our part by not repeating the lie, not even with plugging-in such words as “purported” or “alleged” into the sentence.

Ralph Adamo on May 7, 2014 at 3:22 am

“And that would also raise more questions about Mia Farrow credibility on her accusation that Woody is a child molester. ”

What question remains? He married Soon Ye who he first met as his 13 y/o step-daughter the moment that she turned 18. He’s already demonstrated his predilection for underage flesh.

DS_ROCKS! on May 7, 2014 at 1:10 pm

Debbie,

The Rialto, CA school dept assigned 8th graders a project to research whether the Holocaust took place or was a Jewish hoax. After initial defiance by the school board, public outcry forced them to cancel the project.

Unsurprisingly, Muslim names are prominently featured at the Rialto school dept.

Scott on May 7, 2014 at 2:30 pm

Long may they prosper but FDR wasn’t too keen on lending a hand when the Balfour Declaration got sticky either.

Frankz on May 7, 2014 at 2:44 pm

Debbie, not that you don’t on any given day, but with the dissemination of this post’s information you’ve earned a day’s pay—in spades. Beyond the obvious it serves as a reminder of the wealth of history that waits for recognition beneath the drifts of years. Makes one wonder what all could be known by rummaging through old boxes in storage.

Movie worthy, indeed. Your post, alone, leaves me feeling enriched and at the same time deficient,bringing to mind this John Keats quote: ” The supreme fact of human nature is the very small amount of good in it and the supreme importance of that little.”

lee of the lower case "l" on May 7, 2014 at 3:33 pm

To Me ,the formation of modern Israel began with the Balfour Declaration . Today all references to this act of the British Parliament has been expunged from history .I can but speculate on why,perhaps it was because the Declaration was payment for the invention of cordite ,which in turn led to the lengthening of WW1 and resulting slaughter. A lot of Australian Soldiers risked their very lives by the capture of Palestine during WW1 and thus began the long process of reforming Israel . Their masters in London acted in total opposite following WW2 with the attempted denial of settlement by post ww2 refugees. Which is where the secret letter writer came in. They were fighting the Arab forces but also the British forces.
The real history of 20th Century Israel is a long blood soaked one ,but then so have been a lot of counties ,especially that of England.

Aron B on May 7, 2014 at 5:32 pm

As I understand it, the key transfer of military weaponry that gave birth to the modern State of Israel was combat aircraft from Czechoslovakia. Supplies from the USA had to be smuggled because of the embargo, but Czechoslovakia seemed to have a certain empathy toward Israel and was not yet under Soviet domination when the critical arms transfer occurred.

Today, the Czech Republic is one of the few European countries that occasionally speaks frankly in support of Israel. Like Israel, the Czechs were sold out by the British and there seems to be some empathy between the two countries. That being said, anti-Semitism persists in the Czech Republic.

There is NO Santa Claus on May 7, 2014 at 11:11 pm

Funny that my comments now must be “moderated”. Ha, is that because Im not part of the hate club?

Guy on May 8, 2014 at 9:00 pm