According to mainstream Zionist outlets and individuals this historical quote is a “deliberate effort to delegitimize the state of Israel.” Everyone who endorses this carefully documented event is wrong, only the deniers are right.
What is now being called a “historical myth” and “antisemitism” by embarrassed and agitated circles of Zionists, in truth describes the most significant initial stages of the Zionist heist – the robbery of Palestine in 1948.
The initial plan to rob Palestine began almost half a century before WW2.
A strange myth on the creation of Israel that floats in American and
European societies is that there were hardly any Arabs living in the
Holy Land, that it was a deserted, abandoned territory. Factual history with every bit of evidence from the start of this global tragedy tells a
very different story.
The Zionist movement in Europe led by Theodor Herzl (a Zionist journalist) met in Switzerland in 1897, converging into the First Zionist Congress and officially establishing the World Zionist Organization. Theodor Herzl was the father of Zionism and he was an atheist. Zionism is built upon atheism yet its justification to rob Palestine is "God gave them Palestine." Zionism is not a religion. Therefore they need to explain the definition of antisemitism. The religious orthodox Jews who reject Zionism are dubbed "antisemitic" too.
The Zionist movement in Europe led by Theodor Herzl (a Zionist journalist) met in Switzerland in 1897, converging into the First Zionist Congress and officially establishing the World Zionist Organization. Theodor Herzl was the father of Zionism and he was an atheist. Zionism is built upon atheism yet its justification to rob Palestine is "God gave them Palestine." Zionism is not a religion. Therefore they need to explain the definition of antisemitism. The religious orthodox Jews who reject Zionism are dubbed "antisemitic" too.
Shortly after the First Zionist Congress, they began pondering which land to rob -
Argentina, Uganda, Cyprus, even Texas - and finally settled for
Palestine which had a non-Jewish population of 96% !! Influential
British Zionists like Baron Rothschild and Chaim Weizmann wanted the
Jewish homeland in the "traditional" location with the inclusion of
Jerusalem (not to mention, European Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews are Caucasians and
had / have NO traditional links with the Arab world whatsoever which is another long story).
Soon after, a congregation of Jewish rabbis in Vienna sent two of their senior rabbis to Palestine to explore the suitability for a future Jewish state. Upon arriving, it didn't take long for the members of this delegation to perceive Palestine having a vibrant, prosperous and happy society with a rich heritage. Thus, a Jewish homeland could not be established without expelling the existing, indigenous population, in other words, ethnic cleansing. They wrote back in coded language to their people in Vienna, "THE BRIDE IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT SHE IS MARRIED TO ANOTHER MAN." Yet the European Zionists went ahead with their plan to throw out the local population - "financially if possible; violently if necessary."
Zionists are terribly red-faced over this coded message and have desperately tried to debunk it. They do not deny the visit of the two rabbis to Palestine yet they have never published any reports on it because the very purpose of the journey was a violation. Every pro-Zion source is now calling that coded expression an "anti-Zionist myth" and a "hoax" but to no avail and have never mentioned any evidences to support their rant. At the time, the message sent by the rabbis became a popular summary to express the robbery of Palestine. It spread fast from Vienna to other parts of Western Europe, also across Russia, and was plagiarised by various commentators on the subject of forced takeover of Palestine. The phrase and forbidden knowledge, is an inseparable part of Zionist history starting with the First Zionist Congress 1897 which was the earliest blueprint for occupation of the Holy Land. It is also included in the chronological analysis of the last 45 years of the Ottoman rule from 1876 to 1918.
Soon after, a congregation of Jewish rabbis in Vienna sent two of their senior rabbis to Palestine to explore the suitability for a future Jewish state. Upon arriving, it didn't take long for the members of this delegation to perceive Palestine having a vibrant, prosperous and happy society with a rich heritage. Thus, a Jewish homeland could not be established without expelling the existing, indigenous population, in other words, ethnic cleansing. They wrote back in coded language to their people in Vienna, "THE BRIDE IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT SHE IS MARRIED TO ANOTHER MAN." Yet the European Zionists went ahead with their plan to throw out the local population - "financially if possible; violently if necessary."
Zionists are terribly red-faced over this coded message and have desperately tried to debunk it. They do not deny the visit of the two rabbis to Palestine yet they have never published any reports on it because the very purpose of the journey was a violation. Every pro-Zion source is now calling that coded expression an "anti-Zionist myth" and a "hoax" but to no avail and have never mentioned any evidences to support their rant. At the time, the message sent by the rabbis became a popular summary to express the robbery of Palestine. It spread fast from Vienna to other parts of Western Europe, also across Russia, and was plagiarised by various commentators on the subject of forced takeover of Palestine. The phrase and forbidden knowledge, is an inseparable part of Zionist history starting with the First Zionist Congress 1897 which was the earliest blueprint for occupation of the Holy Land. It is also included in the chronological analysis of the last 45 years of the Ottoman rule from 1876 to 1918.
Writes electronic Intifada "Dr. Ghada Karmi’s latest book Married to Another Man: Israel’s Dilemma in Palestine opens with the problem European Zionists faced over a century ago when they first mooted the idea of a Jewish state in Palestine. They found then that there was already a well-established Palestinian society existing in the land they wished to claim as their own."
A little about Ghada Karmi from her biography:
'Ghada Karmi is a Palestinian-born academic, physician and author. She has written on Palestinian issues in newspapers and magazines, including The Guardian, The Nation and Journal of Palestine Studies. She supports “One state” not the 2-state solution.'
In a review on author Ghada Karmi's book, "Married to Another Man," The Guardian writes: "The title is taken from an 1897 report to the rabbis of Vienna on the prospects for a Jewish state in Palestine. The report concluded that "the bride is beautiful, but she is married to another man". Palestine's spouse was of course the Palestinian society rooted in its soil. The existence of any significant number of Palestinians within the Jewish state or under its authority, Ghada Karmi argues, ultimately threatens a Zionist unravelling. Hence the Zionist dilemma: how to keep the territory without the people or to keep it while somehow negating the people."
Western and Zionist sources claim there are no primary
sources for this historical story, at the same time also admit it has been
recounted as a truthful story by many journalists, academics and artists that
include Rawan Damen, Rula Halawani, Ilan Pappe, Yasmeen Abu Laban, Abigail Bakan and many others.
The consequences of the First Zionist
Congress (leading to the 'forced marriage of the Bride) began appearing in early 1900s. Under severe pressure from European
leaders and the British Zionist community, the Ottomans were forced to
allow European Jews to purchase land in northern Palestine from 1901 to
1914.
Review of the book "Married to Another Man" by Ghada Karmi in Guardian. Ghada Karmi is a Palestinian academic and an author living in exile in London, UK.
"Last of the Ottoman years" (check 1897)
Also included in Ghada Karmi's article "Vanishing the Palestinians"
Review of the book "Married to Another Man" by Ghada Karmi in Guardian. Ghada Karmi is a Palestinian academic and an author living in exile in London, UK.
"Last of the Ottoman years" (check 1897)
Also included in Ghada Karmi's article "Vanishing the Palestinians"
Info on First Zionist Congress 1897 available from many sources including Zionist ones. Just google it.
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