gelatik
04.05.02, 15:05
In 1954, the Israeli government launched a secret operation of terror against
the United States called Operation Suzannah. It plotted to murder Americans and
blow up American installations in Egypt. Their plan was to leave false evidence
that the Egyptians did it, so as to make America go to war against Egypt on the
side of Israel. Jewish agents succeeded in blowing up some post offices and
American libraries in Cairo and Alexandria. On the way to blow up an American
movie house, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Theater, an Israeli’s agent’s bomb went
off prematurely. Thankfully, for both Egypt and for America, the plot was then
exposed and stopped in its early stages.
Because of the capture of the Israeli agents, the world learned of this Israeli
treachery and the Israeli Foreign Minister, Pinhas Lavon, was later forced to
resign. The whole episode became known as the Lavon Affair. Today, the Jewish-
dominated American media and publishing establishment deftly cover up this
Israeli treachery against us. Most Americans know nothing about it. For
instance, only a slight mention of the Lavon Affair is found in the popular
Encarta Encyclopedia. It is in an article about Ben Gurion authored by the pro-
Zionist, Bernard Reich. By the way, the article’s author illustrates a typical
media pattern. When Americans suppose they are reading unbiased Encyclopedia or
news magazine accounts, they more often than not are reading distorted accounts
written by ardent Jewish Zionists.
Ben-Gurion returned to politics in 1955 to replace Minister of Defense Pinhas
Lavon—who resigned after a failed attempt to sabotage Egypt's relations with
the West.(25)
Note how the article meekly says, “a failed attempt to sabotage Egypt’s
relations with the West.” What does this mean? “Sabotaging relations“ sounds as
though Israel might have just said a few nasty things about Egypt and America
behind each other’s back. The intentional deception used in this article by its
Jewish author is typical of the distortions that go on countless times in the
mass media.
The line in Encarta should read:
“--who was forced to resign after Israel was caught committing terrorist
bombings against the United States to treacherously incite America to war
against Israel’s enemy.”
I am sure that ninety percent of those who read this have never heard of it.
Some may think I am making this all up. Well, if you still might doubt that
Israel has committed these terrorist acts against America in Egypt, here is a
quote from a recent article appearing in the Jewish magazine Moment, written by
Samuel Katz and meant for its small Jewish audience. It is more forward, yet
still omits the provocative word terrorism, a word Israel uses when
Palestinians blow up libraries and cinemas.
And the failures were as common as the spectacular successes. In the mid '50s,
A'man (the Jewish Defense Agency) suffered a serious setback during the
infamous "Operation Suzannah," when Israeli agents provoked Jews in Egypt to
attack American and British targets and incite anti-Western sentiment. Many
Jews were arrested, and some were executed. The bungled operation was a severe
embarrassment for the government of Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and his
defense minister, Pinhas Lavon(26)
So, in the Lavon Affair we learned how our so-called “best friend in the
Mideast,” Israel, rewards the United States for its unconditional monetary and
military support: by committing terrorism against us! Think about the fact that
most Americans have never even heard about this Israeli terrorist attack
against us.
If the Egyptian government had been behind this terror against America, we
would have rightly considered it an act of war and we would have attacked Egypt
right back, just as we have done against Afghanistan. And the press; they would
have clamored for such attacks just as they demanded attacks against
Afghanistan. In fact, we attacked Afghanistan on far less grounds than we have
for attacking Israel. No evidence exists that Afghanistan approved of or even
knew anything about the attack on the World Trade Center; but in the Lavon
Affair, the Israeli government committed a direct act of war against the United
States. We, of course, did not bomb Tel Aviv in retaliation. We did not sever
our diplomatic relations. In fact, we did not even cut off our billions of
dollars in monetary and military aid!
Any American government official who would have given aid to the Japanese after
the attack on Pearl Harbor would have been prosecuted as a traitor to the
United States.
Let me be perfectly blunt. Those Americans in government who continued our
support of Israel after it had committed terrorist acts against the people of
the United States
