Khmelnytsky Uprising

Continuing.

For, insane as it sounds, it is nevertheless plain upon close examination of the real motives of the Zionists that one of the most deep-seated ideological sources of the Zionist establishment's persistent hostility towards the Palestinians is the fact that they are identified in the minds of many East European Jews with the rebellious East European peasants who participated in the Khmelnytsky Uprising and in similar revolts, and the latter are in turn identified ahistorically with modern anti-Semitism and Nazism.

Let me just say this.

There is a, there are a lot of rumors, a lot of people will say that Hitler had this alliance with the Zionists, and the Zionists were playing him.

And for a Jew who truly seeks liberation from Jewish particularism and racism and from the dead hand of the Jewish religion, such an answer is not very difficult.

After all, revolts of oppressed peasants against their masters and their masters' bailiffs are common in human history.

A generation after the Khmelnytsky uprising of the Ukrainian peasants, the Russian peasants rose under the leadership of Stenka Razin, and again one hundred years later in the Pugachev rebellion.

In Germany, there was the Peasant War of fifteen twenty-five, in France the Jacquerie of thirteen fifty-eight, thirteen fifty-seven to thirteen fifty-eight, and many other parallel popular revolts, not to mention the many slave uprisings in all parts of the world.