Icon of Evil: Hitler's Mufti and the Rise of Radical Islam Book

This fascinating and revealing book outlines the life and career of the malignant Mufti Haj Al Husseini, a close collaborator of Hitler and a violent hater of Jews and Zionism.
It explores explores his legacy of hate and terror that permeates the Islamic jihad and venomous and bottomless against Jews and Israel up to and including today.

The extent of the Mufti's role in genocide against Jews and his collaboration with Nazi Germany has been deliberately concealed and it is works like these that help to bring it to light. Amin Al Husseini was born in 1895 and learned his hatred of Jews at an Islamic school in Cairo.
He read the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as a young man.

Al-Husseini took the lead in raising the banner of jihad against the Jews and organized the April 1920 pogrom against the Jews in Jerusalem.Posters were displayed across Jerusalem with the slogan : "Kill the Jews, there is no punishment for killing Jews". What more proof is needed that the very roots of the Palestinian movement against a Jewish home in Israel is pure anti-Semitism?
Jews were attacked and killed in Jerusalem, and Jewish women raped.
This was known among the Arabs as the First Intifada and can effectively be reagarded the date of the beginning of the Arab jihad against the Jews of Israel, rather than the War of Independence 28 years later.

The 1929 bloody pogroms in Jerusalem, Safed and Hebron were also a result of the Mufti's perfidious propaganda.
The so-called Arab Revolt or Third Intifada resulted in attacks on and burning of Jewish homes and farms, and the killing of hundreds of Jewish men, women and children.

In 1941 the Mufti aided in a Nazi-backed plot to overthrow the British government in Iraq. When the plot failed he fled to Iran and then to Nazi Germany where he formed a close friendship with Adolph Hitler and attended Nazi rallies as an honored guest.
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At his meeting with Hitler, the mufti pledged the allegiance of the Arabs to and cooperation with Nazi Germany, and Hitler promised to help the Palestinian Arabs to liquidate the Jews of Palestine once he had won the war in Europe and dealt with the Jews there.

Amin-al Husseini personally visited Nazi death camps including Auschwitz and he urged the Nazis to speed up their Final Solution. In 1943 Husseini personally influenced Reich Foreign Minister Ribbentrop to prevent four thousand Jewish children being sent to Israel, instead diverting them to Hitler's death camps where they perished.

Heinrich Himmler was the Nazi leader who the Mufti most closely worked with and together they planned the extermination of Palestinian Jewry once Axis forces had captured the Middle East.

After the war the Mufti escaped to France and then Egypt.
It was the Mufti who led `Palestinian' Arab forces against the fledgling Jewish state, and who mentored and taught his nephew, later to be PLO leader Yasser Arafat, for who Al Husseini was a much admired and beloved figure.

Due to Al Hussein's unceasing efforts the Protocols of the Elders of Zion would be published in Arabic many times and .enjoy best-selling status across the Islamic world. The Protocols now has more Arabic editions and translations than in any other country.
As the author brings to light 'Hamas which evolved from the Muslim Brotherhood and which the mufti had promoted enthusiastically since it's inception, invokes the protocols in Article 32 of it's charter, stating that the ongoing conspiratorial conduct of world Zionism, Israel and the Jewish people "is the best proof of what is said (in the
Protocols), Spokesmen of the government of Iran, from the era of Ayatollah Khomeini to the present have embraced the protocols.most recently it was made available in English at the Iranian exhibition booth at the 2005 Frankfurt book fair.'
Not far behind in popularity in the Islamic world is Hitler's Mein Kamf. After the Six Day War, Israeli soldiers discovered that thousands of Egyptian prisoners had small paperback copies of Mein Kampf , translated into Arabic by the Arab information center in Cairo.
Meim Kampf was published in Arafat's Palestinian Authority in 2001 and achieved best seller status throughout the Arab world. Meanwhile Schindler's List which depicts the suffering of the Jews during the Holocaust is banned in most Arab countries.

The blood libel accusing Jews of using the blood of gentile children is also popular today in the Arab world, and have been published across the Arab world, appearing regularly in state sponsored newspapers, radio and TV , and reiterated by among others Arafat, Syrian Defence Minister Mustafa Tlall in his 1984 book entitled "The Matzah of Zion" and programmes and movies have appeared on Egyptian, Syrian and Palestinian TV disseminating this calumny.
Meanwhile Holocaust denial is rife across the Arab and Islamic world. In December 2005 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared his determination to "wipe Israel off the map", while stating that 'We do not accept the claim that "Hitler killed millions of Jews in furnaces"...This according to Ahamdinejad is a "fairytale" and legend" to protect Israel,. In these statements he was given full support by the political leader of the terrorist organization, Hamas, Khaled Meshaal.
In December 2005 Ahmadinejad hosted a Holocaust denial conference attended by Holocaust deniers and Jew-haters from across the world, including Neo-Nazis and radical pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel activists.
'For Ahmadinejad and his cohorts, the mufti's infamous call to genocide, "Kill the Jews...this pleases God, history and religion- has remained an inescapably relevant and enduring message that they were dedicated to transmitting to a new generation'.
In creating Hamas, Palestinian arch-terrorist Achmed Yassin, a devoted admirer of Al-Husseini, espoused the concept of the Holy Land becoming the central battlefield between Islamic jihad and the West, and a war of bloodshed to violently destroy Israel and exterminate her Jews, building in it's place a purely Arab "Palestine".
The author concludes that "From the mufti's All-Palestine government to the Hamas government in Gaza of today, it is clear that the aims and goals of radical Islam have remained consistent throughout the years".