Zionism explained
Mon 10:40 am +00:00, 9 Nov 2026 1https://youtu.be/dkmjk6CJcNU?si=YuRSobWmy-YZLD1wZionism explained
Working from phone so just putting link to Laith Marouf on Neutrality Studies for now. The explanation of the exposure of Zionism as the philosophy of Jewish nationalism is interesting.
The very best explanation for Zionism that I’ve ever seen is this book:
The Controversy of Zion – Douglas Reed
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2834316-the-controversy-of-zion
It’s review is in French! Ha ha, no surprise. Here is Google translation:
“Following a long series of successful works throughout his writing career, Douglas Reed produced his most impressive book of all: *The Controversy of Zion*. It took him more than three years to write, and in it, he traces over two thousand years of the history of the Jewish people and Zionism—from the Book of Genesis to the creation of the State of Israel. In this text, Reed skillfully argues that certain political groups have been working toward a “project” with biblical origins—a project rooted entirely in the ideology of the Old Testament (which the author identifies as the earliest document in which this agenda is set forth, and which serves as the primary basis for his argument). This project entails the destruction of all nations in order to establish a world government. It is a monumental undertaking—one that only a truly great mind could have accomplished—in which numerous political events are analyzed to shed light on the true nature of Zionist ideology and its implications. Douglas Reed was certain of one thing—regardless of whether it happened during his own lifetime—that a time would eventually come when circumstances would allow, and the means would be found, to communicate his message regarding “rewritten history” to the world. (Complete text).”
The book has flaws, most noticeably the lack of a decent index. But it is very very thought provoking. He traces the threads from Babylon to modern “Israel” taking a broad sweep over 2500+ years. The later sections about 19th and 20th C are very very revealing. His predictions about the rest of the 20th C are stunningly accurate too. He died well before they came to pass