This has often been viewed within the historical context of the self-declared Zionist Israeli state's founding in 1948 up to the present day. But far less has been said about the Zionist's racial-nationalist-settler-colonialist movement's history of terrorism to seize Palestine and kill and drive the Palestinians into exile that goes back for more than a century

For those who think Donald Trump's recent announcement that the United States will take over Gaza and force the besieged Palestinians to leave their country is shocking, the history presented by Thomas Suárez will disabuse them of that notion. The Zionist Trump is stating baldly the ultimate goal of the ethnic cleansing of all non-Jews from Palestine, which has been the Zionists' goal from the beginning and lies behind Biden, who considers himself a Zionist, and Trump's recent support for Israel's genocide of the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.

When questioned why he supported the Zionist leaders' efforts to drive the Palestinians from their land, Winston Churchill, in 1937, replied, "I do not admit the dog in the manger has the final right to the manger, even though he may have lain there for a very long time."

As Suárez, a London-based historical researcher, former West Bank resident, violinist, and composer, writes, "He denied that 'a great wrong has been done to the Red Indians of America, or the Black people of Australia' by their replacement with 'a higher grade race'." This higher grade race rhetoric is racism, pure and simple, and it has been applied to the Palestinians by the Zionists from the start. Dogs, vermin, etc. Hitler would be proud.

It is nothing new. Ethnic supremacy and a pure Jewish state have always been the goal, even as the Zionists used Nazi rhetoric and tactics that they allegedly abhorred while working with the Nazis to get German Jews into Palestine but nowhere else. What became known as The Haavara Transfer Agreement is proof of that.

In January 1933 when Hitler came to power as German Chancellor, there were international calls for a boycott of German goods and services, supported by prominent Jews and Christians. The boycott caused a severe blow to the Reich's economy. But an agreement with Hitler was arranged by Zionists to circumvent the boycott and provide Germany with needed capital, with Hitler allowing German Jews with sufficient wealth to emigrate to Palestine in return for their purchase of German goods and equipment, a quid pro quo arrangement that provided Germany with a propaganda win by claiming the boycott-breaking deal was made by Jews. Four years later, Adolph Eichmann, on a trip to Palestine, was involved in a follow-up effort with the Zionist terrorist militia, the Haganah, and its representative Feival Pokes, for the Nazis to pressure German Jewish groups to urge Jews to go only to Palestine and no other countries.