"Israeli politicians are seizing on recent incidents in Amsterdam to urge European Jews to migrate to Israel, leveraging fear and historic parallels to make their case.
Avigdor Liberman called on European Jews to “leave everything and come home to Israel,” comparing the current situation to the eve of the Holocaust. Naftali Bennett has echoed this sentiment by branding the Amsterdam incident as a “pogrom,” and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has gone so far as to send planes to “rescue” Israelis from Europe.
The Jerusalem Post revealed that Mossad operatives were present in Amsterdam “in case” of further developments, raising suspicions that Israeli intelligence might have played a role in provoking the incident. This tactic aligns with a historical pattern where Zionists have stoked anti-Semitism to encourage Jewish migration to Palestine, such as in the 1950s, when Zionist agents disguised as Arabs attacked Jewish communities and bombed synagogues in Iraq to instill fear and push Jews to relocate to Israel for the Zionist project.
In 1998, Naeim Giladi, an anti-Zionist Iraqi Jew, wrote an article titled _The Jews of Iraq_, stating that “Jews from Islamic lands did not emigrate willingly to Israel; that, to force them to leave, Jews killed Jews.” He also reported how “Zionists planted bombs in the U.S. Information Service library and in synagogues” and that “about 125,000 Jews left Iraq for Israel in the late 1940s and into 1952, most because they had been lied to and put into a panic by what I came to learn were Zionist bombs.” Eran Efrati, a former Israeli soldier turned pro-Palestine activist, corroborated such claims during an interview with Abby Martin on ‘The Empire Files.’"
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