Roudy
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You fail to see because you are an antisemite like he was.I fail to understand the fascination with the Mufti. Like many leaders in countries/regions ruled by the allies he sided with the enemy of the allies. Of course he wanted the Europeans out of Palestine, the Europeans were planning to transfer hundreds of thousands of Europeans (Jews) to Palestine and create a state in the country to the exclusion of the Palestinians.
There were leaders in other British colonies that supported the Germans, seeing a British defeat as the key to independence Subhas Chandra Bose, a president of the Indian National Congress, led the Indian National Army (INA) against the British. Bose met with Hitler and was trained in Germany.
We supported Stalin because he was an enemy of Germany. And Stalin was no saint.
I just don't find it unusual that a Palestinian leader would ally himself with the enemy of Britain, given what he believed the British planned for the Palestinians.
Unlike pro-German leaders like the Ukrainian general Pavlo Shandruk who had a hand in the murder of Jews in Ukraine and Poland and whose army fought with the Germans, the Mufti had a reason to fear the Europeans that would flood into Palestine, and what would happen to his people after a British victory.
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The Mufti was a Nazi who wanted Jews and Christians killed because of their religion, and he managed to kill tens of thousands of Christians, and incited the Muslims to commit genocide upon the Jews not only in their own holy land, but all over the region.