Zionism: A Deadly Mixture of Jewish Victimhood and Envy for Nazis

Rejecting 'Pathetic' victimhood: Netanyahu's Israel yearns for the ruthlessness of the Nazis.

Many images of today's Palestinian Holocaust seem like carbon copies of those from the Jewish Holocaust

Consider a group of people who have framed their entire existence around the notion that they are history's most persecuted people. Billions of dollars have been spent to craft a narrative through movies, museums, curricula, and various media, endlessly replaying the saga of their ancestors' extermination. Their society is immersed in this narrative, endlessly recounting the events.

Yet, imagine if this relentless fixation were not driven by a genuine empathy with the victimized ancestors, but rather by a visceral envy—a deep-seated jealousy toward the seemingly omnipotent oppressors, devoid of empathy, ruthlessly efficient. These oppressors, who viewed their ancestors as inferior, lacking the Germanic traits of pale skin, light eyes, and blond hair, branded them as ‘uncivilized’, vermin, Untermenschen.

Consider the experience of watching a film like Schindler’s List, where these helpless victims are disdainfully herded by cold, disciplined and masculine men in uniform. These oppressors, portrayed with a chilling allure, exert unchecked dominance over these ‘pathetic’ victims—raping, enslaving, and decimating them in a methodical display of cruelty.

Admiring the Abuser

One might question why there would be any admiration for the perpetrator, particularly from a Jewish perspective. As a psychologist, I can assert that the roots of this paradox lie deeply embedded in culture. European Jews, like their non-Jewish counterparts, were shaped by European cultures steeped in centuries of racial domination and systemic violence. Western culture glorifies dominance and aggression, celebrating figures like the Vikings—marauders revered not just for their conquests but also for their Germanic physiques associated with such violence and dominance. Western media—from Hollywood films to video games—typically glorifies white male protagonists who violently impose their will to eradicate perceived evil, often portrayed by non-white characters.

Violence, domination, and a sense of superiority are ingrained in European cultures, already since the days of the Crusades, combined with a distinct emphasis on physical features as markers of solidarity or alienation. This ideological framework predisposed Europeans to perpetrate numerous genocides against those deemed inferior. European Jews, victims of this very mindset, harbored the same cultural imprints as their European counterparts.

Don’t take this the wrong way, this does not render all Europeans inherently malevolent; many European individuals resist these violent predispositions entrenched in their culture. However, those Europeans who ascend to power and consequently find themselves above the law often manifest these pathologies most acutely. Historically, many European leaders engaged not only in state violence but also supported racial domination, including that of Nazi Germany, until such alliances became untenable. Today, this tradition continues as European ruling classes overwhelmingly endorse Israel's actions to eradicate the Palestinians.

Deadly Mixture of Victimhood and Envy for Nazis

European Zionist Jews, having seized power in Palestine, brought this same cultural pathology to bear, all while fixated on their own historical victimhood, particularly the Holocaust. This perhaps triggered profound cognitive dissonance: an ingrained European thirst for power, dominance, and racial superiority, clashing with an intense preoccupation with Nazi atrocities against their ancestors. In other words, a disturbing concoction was brewed: Jewish victimhood combined with a deep envy for the German Nazis, whose ruthless dominance and masculinity represented an image historically idolized, albeit unwittingly, by European cultures.

Today, this pathology manifests vividly in Palestine. White, blue-eyed, self-proclaimed Jews mock Palestinians for their hair, skin, and language, denouncing them as vermin, subhuman, undeserving of empathy. They engage in systematic extermination, using Palestinians as sex slaves and subjecting them to torture. They proclaim themselves the civilized force combating barbaric hordes, styling themselves as ‘children of light’ opposing the ‘children of darkness’. This white supremacist ideology, predominantly espoused by Ashkenazi Jews, who form the ruling class, also extends its scorn to darker-skinned Jews among them.

In becoming the oppressors they once abhorred, they have embodied the very essence of those who persecuted their ancestors. They have cast off the mantle of victimhood to assume the role of ruthless perpetrators. Were Netanyahu to pass away today, he might do so contentedly, having achieved what he probably views as the pinnacle of his existence: embodying the devil himself.

- Karim