Zionist Funded Anti-Semitism

Father of modern political Zionism Theodor Herzl wrote in his diary that he considers anti-Semitism useful. Ze’ev Jabotinsky, founder of the Revisionist Zionist movement, wrote in 1905: “As an argument for Zionist agitation, anti-Semitism, especially ‘raised to a principle,’ is of course very convenient and useful.”

Prime Minister of Israel David Ben-Gurion once wrote in the Jewish newspaper Kempfer in New York:

"If I had not only the will but the power, I would select a group of strong young men... The task of these young men would be to disguise themselves as non-Jews and, acting by methods of crude anti-Semitism, persecute... Jews with anti-Semitic slogans.

I can guarantee that the results, in terms of a significant influx of immigrants to Israel from these countries, would be ten times greater than the results achieved by thousands of emissaries with fruitless sermons."

This echoes the famous Protocols of the Elders of Zion, (a forgery) which states: “Anti-Semitism is necessary for us to manage our lesser brothers.” And so, according to three of the most important Zionists, “anti-Semitism” can function as “Zionism.”

Modern actors continue to apply Theodor Herzl's logic 130 years later. According to the Jerusalem Post and U.S. Department of Justice filings, the Southern Poverty Law Center secretly funded Ku Klux Klan and Neo-Nazi groups. It channeled millions in donor money to sustain their activities, rallies, and operations while profiting handsomely from the public fear and fundraising generated by the very extremism it claimed to oppose.