The fabricated antisemitic tract Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which describe a purported Jewish plot for global domination and were first published 120 years ago, can be found all over the Arab and Muslim world. This report explores their use in Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, and Urdu.
Italy
Moscow
Moskva
Russia
White-house
District-of-columbia
United-states
Nile-river
Egypt-general
Egypt
Yemen
Istanbul
Illustrative: Jewish families flee Arab rioting in Jerusalem s Old City in August 1929. (Public domain)
Palestinian Arabs gather at the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem, in an anti-Zionist demonstration on March 8, 1920, prior to the Nabi Musa holiday on which violent rioting took place. (Public domain)
Illustrative: Then-British Home Secretary Winston Churchill on a visit to the British Mandate of Palestine in March 1921, nearly three decades before it became the Jewish state. (Churchill Museum)
Then-British Home Secretary Winston Churchill with Sir Herbert Samuel during a visit to Jerusalem in March 1921. (Public domain)
Jewish refugees, arriving in Haifa, Palestine on April 14, 1920, aboard the Theodore Herzl support on their shoulders the bodies, in white shrouds, two of their compatriots, whom refugees charge where slain when the Theodore Herzl was boarded by British personnel after unsuccessfully attempting to run the British blockade. (AP Photo/Tom Fitzsimmons)
Lebanon
United-kingdom
London
City-of
Tel-aviv
Israel
Herzliya
Rehovot
Hamerkaz
Hebrew-university
Yerushalayim
Givat-brenner