Historical roots of the politics on the Question Of Palestine by the following countries 

United States

In 1898, the United States became the first country in the world to become a Zionist country after an American "Jew" returned from the first Zionist Congress held in Basel, Switzerland, where Theodor Herzl introduced his ideology, which the world knows as Zionism. The Americans were also the first to recognize the forcible renaming of British Mandatory Palestine after European Zionist invaders seized the territory from the British in May 1948. In 1954, a Canadian "Jew", who initially was sent by the Israelis to defend the Deir Yassin massacre, founded the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs, which in 1959 became the "American Israel" Public Affairs Committee or AIPAC.

United Kingdom

The British Marc Sykes and the French, Francoise Picot, laid the foundation of the Palestinian problem in 1916 when they partitioned the remaining Ottoman Empire after Sultan Mehmed IV lost his part of the First World War. The founder of Zionism, Theodor Herzl, went to the government to ask to sell the British part. The British offered him Uganda, but his Zionist organization rejected that offer. A year later, Arthur Balfour wrote to the Prime Minister Rothschild, "We have a Jewish state." However, Herzl was not a Jew, but a follower of his own ideas, where religion and politics are conflated as one. The British didn't invent a Jewish but a Zionist state.

Germany

In 1933, Ashkenazi Jews struck the Haavara deal with the Nazis to have themselves migrated to what was then British Mandatory Palestine. In a gesture, these Germans adopted many Nazi ideas and brought these ideas with them to pass them on to those who later became Israeli Ashkenazis. That's how Israeli Nazism emerged. Since 1953, all German governments have been hiding behind the holocaust and other Nazi past, while being complicit years before World War II.

Below: an impression about how collusion and participation, mainly by key actors US, Britain, and Germany, in Israeli tactics play out in Gaza.

• Credit: photographers and videographers; reporters and journalists in Gaza, news agencies, and other sources.