U.N. fabricated crisis like gun to Israel’s back
International body exposed in blockbuster new book
JERUSALEM – The United Nations is perpetuating a fabricated “refugee” crisis with the aim of destroying Israel’s existence as a Jewish state, charges a recently released blockbuster book.
            Fakestinian Arabs wait for handouts from a UN relief agency
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In “The Late Great State of Israel, author and WND Jerusalem bureau chief Aaron Klein documents how the U.N. created a separate, massive agency to sustain and fuel a self-generated Palestinian “refugee” crisis, and how, Klein argues, the issue is pointed like a gun at Israel’s back.
“Palestinian leaders across the board call for the so-called right of return inside Israel for their fake refugees. If this demand is ever put into action, if millions of foreign Arabs flood Israel, it will destroy the Jewish character of the state by population genocide, by having Arabs outnumber Jews by a wide margin,” Klein explains. Â
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“That’s the plan,” he adds.
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In a bombshell chapter of the book, Klein shows how after Israel’s founding the U.N. drastically changed the very definition of “refugee” just for the Palestinian conflict so that a large number of non-qualifying Arabs could register as “Palestinian refugees” and how these so-called refugees are being attended to in methods different from refugees in all other regions of the world, throughout the entire history and charter of the U.N.
- Israel is dying. And those responsible are not just the terrorists plotting its destruction, but also the political elites within its borders.Â
Klein also exposes how the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, or UNRWA, indoctrinates generations of Palestinians in hatred and violence against Israel; how UNRWA openly employs known terrorists and even formally uses terrorist propaganda material; and how the international agency sidestepped all Israeli attempts to settle the “refugee” problem or help create a better life for local Palestinians.
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