Analysis of Israeli Propaganda and Herzl's Ideas

The Israeli propaganda machine is huge, and it just tried to intercept me when

I was researching something about Palestine.

So I've been reading The 100 Years' War on Palestine.

There's a quote in here from a guy called Theodor Herzl.

Herzl is the modern father of Zionism, and he had some

interesting ideas, which ultimately did lead to the creation

of Israel, but he also

said some

not so good things. I was researching this quote from his diary,

which basically

says that when Jewish people finally secure some land, in this context it was

Palestine, that the plan was to buy out poor people, try

and find them

employment in other countries, and that Jewish people should deny

people in that land employment. And he uses lines like this: "Both the

process of expropriation and the removal of the poor must be

carried out

discreetly and circumspectly." So he wrote down loads of ideas of what to do with

the people occupying the land that they want, but to be fair to him,

he did say

that if they don't go, we should treat them nicely.

And as we can see, they most definitely didn't follow

that part.

So I wanted to learn more about the quote, so I Googled it, and the first thing

that comes up is the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in

America, or

CAMERA for short. And when you look into the organization,

it's just a pro-Israeli

propaganda machine that monitors news and academia to try and counter anything

that's, like, pro-Palestine or anti-Israel.

So the guy who wrote the article about Theodor Herzl's diary saying that, "Oh,

no,

this quote was taken out of context," and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So this guy recently liked a tweet when an Israeli minister said

that we should use

atomic weapons in Gaza. It is just a pure propaganda machine,

so please research carefully.