1920 Herbert Samuel (1870-1963), son of Shell Oil founder Marcus Samuel, named High Commissioner of Palestine.
Samuel
was the first Jew to govern the historic land of Israel in 2,000 years.
He recognised Hebrew as one of the three official languages of the
Mandate territory. He was appointed Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE) on 11 June 1920. The Order of the British Empire is part of the Sovereign Order of Malta network, and was created by George V (George Frederick Ernest Albert; 3 June 1865 – 20 January 1936).
Amschel Mayer Rothschild notice the Maltese cross The origins of this dynasty is obscure. They claim they are Jewish but what is a Jewish man doing with a Catholic Cross? |
Herbert Samuel was involved with the Rothschilds and the Rothschilds are Papal Knights of Malta,
just like George V of England, the founder of the Order of the British
Empire (Herbert Samuel was a Knight of the British Empire). "As a young
man destined to serve in the navy, Prince George served for many years under the command of his uncle, Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, who was stationed in Malta." Source: Wikipedia.
Amin Al Husseini was appointed Mufti of Jerusalem by the British in 1921
Al-Husseini's
appointment as mufti was itself the subject of much controversy. The
decision to grant al-Husseini the position was made by Herbert Samuel,
the first high commissioner of Palestine. It was odd that Samuel, a
British Jew, would appoint a man who would be responsible for so much
unrest within the Mandatory area. Al-Husseini in fact had been sentenced
to ten years in prison by the British for inciting riots in 1920. None
of that sentence was served, as al-Husseini had fled to Transjordan, and
was soon after amnestied by Samuel himself.
Amin Al Husseini helped recruit volunteers for Hitler´s 13th Waffen Mountain Division of the SS.
Amin Al Husseini Saluting the Nazi Handzar division |
Mufti Amin al-Husseini and friends (Mile Budak cooling soup). |
Al Husseini with Adolf Hitler, December 1941 |
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