GLOSM/PARES started researching the Israelis in 2008, initially about the six-month ceasefire that the Israelis breached, which had led to the December 2008 - January 2009 Gaza war. Statements made during that war by officials of the Israeli war belligerent, like the then-spokesperson Mark Regev, drew attention to other aspects of the Israelis. One of these aspects is the practice of Nazi-like thinking. The question arose: how did this thinking end up among them?

Israeli Nazism refers to the roots of this thinking, the Haavara deal, which German Ashkenazis signed with the Nazis in 1933. In a gesture, they adopted many Nazi ideas and passed them on to those who later became Israeli Ashkenazis. The majority of Jews around the world are Ashkenazis, and nearly half of the Israelis are of European Ashkenazi descent. In both cases, they often carry German-sounding names.

The most well-known example is the use of a phrase that is originally from Nazi propaganda minister Josef Goebbels, but by (Israeli) Zionists, shortened to "Always blame the victim," on which their claims of having found Nazi literature, including the claim of having found Hitler's "Mein Kampf," are based. The Israelis just brought these publications into Gaza to fabricate allegations, as the Israeli army unit COGAT controls everything that goes in and out of Gaza since 2007. So, if these books were really "found" in Gaza then because of the Israelis themselves.

"Mein Kampf" is just a guideline or handbook for the Israelis themselves.

The Israelis started abusing the holocaust late Summer of 1960, when the US, under President John F. Kennedy, discovered the secret construction of the Dimona nuclear reactor. The Israelis violated the Atoms for Peace Agreement.. David Ben-Gurion, who took part in the Haavara talks with the Nazis, defended the breach by saying, "..to prevent a second holocaust from happening." For more on this issue, click here.

All of that you've read is reason to view the structure, which the Israelis call "Yad Vashem," as an invention to function like a facade to push visiting foreign leaders to focus on them, the Israelis, via showcasing pictures of only Jewish people. Thousands, if not millions of other people killed by the Nazis have been, and are still, systematically ignored, even in Europe and the US. The structure, located in West Jerusalem, and the so-called holocaust museums are just political relics, which represent the 'Zionization,' not the real explanation and meaning of the word holocaust.

This is why the IHRA manifesto on the holocaust is obsolete.

Israeli Nazism is no other than the practice of portraying oneself as victims of the Nazis, in fact, going over the dead bodies of those killed in Nazi concentration camps, while simultaneously resorting to practices reminiscent of those by the Nazis, while framing Hamas as Nazis.

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