Literature Based on Mixed Sources -
Zionism as a racist movement
The Emergence of Zionism and its Social Implications
Published by: Maktabat al-Thaqafa al-Islamiyah [“Library
of Religious Culture”],
Cairo, Egypt
Year Published: 2002
The author: M. Kafouri
This book claims that Zionism is a racist movement, with vile characteristics,
unusual even among other racist movements throughout the world.
Excerpts from the book:
In the first paragraph of the chapter titled “Jewish racism”:
“Amongst racist movements, Jewish racism is, without a shred of
doubt, the vilest and most complex of all.  A German may, in time, become
a full-fledged Frenchman or Englishman, and the other way around; but
a Jew remains forever a Jew, no matter how long he has lived in the country
of another nation, and whether he has technically received another citizenship.”
(p. 57).
In the chapter titled “The Talmud”, the author investigates
the “hate against non-Jews”, which he claims is evidenced
by the Talmud. According to his argumentation, this hate finds its expression
in the exorbitant interest rates that Jews charge non-Jews, and “the
instigation to use aggressive means aimed at undermining the non-Jews,
economically and politically.” (p. 99)
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