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The Jewish Organizations

There are a lot of active Jewish organizations, including historical,

external, and international ones, that take care of the Jewish people

and their matters. They’ve worked to strengthen and empower the

Jewish nation among other nations and peoples.

Historical Organizations

-Zionism.

-The Union of Orthodox Jewish Sects.

-The Dönmeh.

-Palestine Jewish Colonization Association.

-Jewish National Council.

-Jewish Agency for Israel.

Zionism

Its members define it as a national movement that aims at the

Jewish “repatriation”, and the resumption of the Jewish sovereignty

over Israel. Yet, the truth proves otherwise! It is an organization

that works to occupy lands, by penetrating the major political

forces, not to mention that Jews are of different races, and do not

have a specific land.

Its founding:

The journalist Theodor Herzl is its founder. He saw that Jews must

be mobilized in the Palestinian land. In 1897, he called for a

congress in Basel, Switzerland, to establish a national home for

Jews, and he had their support.

The Union of Orthodox Jewish Sects

It is a union that brings together Orthodox Jews in New York. It was

first held in 1989. Since then, it is held once every two years, to

search for a work plan and discuss Orthodox Jews’ issues.

This union carries out many activities supporting the Occupying

Entity, related to social relations, education, and military forces.

Each activity is overseen by a competent body.

The Dönmeh Organization/ Association

The word “Dönmeh” is a Turkish word that means “to renounce”,

i.e. to renounce one’s religion, specifically Islam, and convert to

Judaism.

Originally, they are a group of Jews escaped the oppression in

Spain, and sought refuge in the Ottoman Empire, so they pretended

to be Muslims. They played a big role in the fall down of the empire,

and the establishment of what is called the Committee of Union

and Progress. They had big relations with the Freemasonry, as they

were able to have an impact on the states’ decisions regarding the

establishment of Israel.

Palestine Jewish Colonization Association, PICA

It is an association established in 1891, as a Jewish charitable

association. It aimed at helping Jews to migrate from the country

that oppresses them to anywhere else in the world. After

establishing what’s called the “State of Israel”, the association

started its activities in Palestine. It focused its efforts on

settlements, and displaced the Palestinians, the real owners of the

land, to establish Jewish settlements and make Jews live in them.

Jewish National Council

This council is known as “Va'ad Le'umi”. It supported the Zionist existence in Palestine, between 1930 – 1948.

In cooperation with

the Jewish Agency for Israel, the members of this council were

responsible for the economic and military activities of Jews.

The Importance of this Council:

The importance of this council lies in defining the Zionist existence

on the Palestinian land, using a program prepared and

implemented in cooperation with the Jewish Agency for Israel.

The Jewish Agency for Israel

This agency was established in Palestine in 1922, based on the

mandate document that included Balfour’s declaration. The

declaration stated that this agency is an advisory body for the

administration of Palestine, and the cooperation with the British

government, regarding the economic and social issues, and other

kinds of issues.

After the establishment of the Occupying Entity, these

competences were turned to the government, as the agency’s work

continued in some fields.

External Organizations

-Reform Judaism Association.

-The Hadassah.

-The National Association.

-The Women’s Union.

Reform Judaism Association, ARZA

An organization appeared in the US. It represents the Reform Jews.

Since 1973, its changed its goal to providing Israel with support, and

defending its security, through its impact on the American policy

regarding Israel. Also, they help those who want to migrate to the

Palestinian occupied land, and promote tourism to it as well.

The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, the Hadassah

“Hadassah” is the Hebrew name of the common myrtle tree or the

Basil tree. It is used to refer to the archetypal queen Esther. It is a

women’s organization established in 1912, when its founder

Henrietta Szold, along with other lady members of the Daughters of

Zion seminars, decided to expand into a national organization. The

organization aims at making thousands of young people embrace

Judaism, and then adopt the Zionist ideology. It is the biggest

female Zionist organization in the world.

The Jewish National Association

This association has been established in every country where Jews

live in large numbers. Its goal is to support child-rearing, and help

women and young people. Also, it gives attention to the

organization of the Jewish communities, and takes care of the

related projects.

The Jewish Women’s Union

It’s a union of the sisterhoods of the conservative Jewish groups. It

was established in the US in 1917. This union cares about the Jewish

educational curricula, institutes, and libraries. It supports the

Theology Institute in America, and oversees radio and TV programs

that address children.

International Organizations

- Freemasonry.

-Rotary Clubs.

-Lions Clubs International.

-Bnai Brith International.

-AIPAC.

The Freemasonry:

Its members define it as a set of moral teachings and secret

brotherhoods that apply these teachings. Its members are not

masons (freemasons/ builders). Yet, it is in fact a Jewish movement

that aims at eradicating other religions like Islam and Christianity.

Also, it aims at destroying human communities, by imposing the

Jewish domination on them, using all the means possible.

The Masonic Main Groups:

- Symbolic Freemasonry: for common people

- Majestic Freemasonry: just for Jews and people who got to level

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- Universal Freemasonry: only for the leaders of the Zionist work

Rotary Clubs

A Jewish organization that has connections with the Freemasonry. It

claims that it works to improve the linkages and coordination

between the different groups. Ostensibly, its activities are social,

cultural, and economic. It aims at accessing high positions in the

world’s countries, and penetrating groups under the pretext of

tolerance. The International Islamic Fiqh Academy has prohibited

dealing with these clubs, because they contrast sharply with the

Islamic rules.

Lions Clubs International

A group of allegedly charitable clubs. In fact, they represent an arm

for the Freemasonry. Jewish figures control these clubs, aiming at

taking over the world and spreading corruption all over it.

The likes of these clubs are dangerous, because they separate

religion from the aspects of life. Due to their ability to access

communities, they can dig into the secrets of businessmen and

economic projects. They hold raves claiming them to be charitable,

and then share the information they gather with the organization’s

international center in the US.

Bnai Brith International

This association was founded in New York, in 1943, and then it has

spread worldwide. Like other associations, it ostensibly aims at

human and charitable work, but in fact it aims at eradicating

religion, morals, and governments around the world. It’s very active

in the US and Britain.

American-Israel Public Affairs Committee, AIPAC

It’s a Zionist committee and organization that was found in 1959.

It’s one of the major lobbies in the American policies.

The organization’s main goal is to provide American material and

moral support to the Zionist Entity that exists on the Palestinian

land. Also, they aim at marshalling international efforts against any

resolution taken by the countries that is in the interest of Arabs and

Palestinians. It is provided with huge international financial and

public information support, and is considered the second strongest

Zionist organization in the world, after the Freemasonry.

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