Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn IndependentFord, Henry
Religion
Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent
Ford, Henry
Antisemitic literature; Jews -- United States; United States -- Ethnic relations
names, and the article ends with this threat of persecution to any who
do not obey the orders of the Zionist Committee thus conveyed:
“‘Let him know at least that it is forbidden him to be called by the
name of Jew and there is to him no portion or inheritance with his
brethren, and if after a time they will not try to reform, let them
know that we will fight against them by all lawful means at our
disposal. Upon a monument of shame we will put their names for a
reproach and blaming forever, and unto the last generation shall
their deeds be written. If they are supported, their support will
cease, and if they are merchants, with a finger men will shoot at
them, and if they are Rabbis, they will be moved far from their
office, and with the ban shall they be persecuted, and all the
people of the world shall know that there is no mercy in judgment.’
“This was followed about a month later by a second article, also in
Hebrew, entitled ‘Fight and Win,’ which announced that the threatened
persecution would now be carried out:
“‘The names of the traitorous parents and of the boys and girls who
have not taken notice of the warnings ought to be published at once
and without delay, in the papers and on public notices, placarded at
the entrance of every street. The list of these names should be sent
to the heads of every institution and to the rulers of the
synagogues, to hospitals, to those who arrange and solemnize
marriages, and to the directors of the American Jewish Relief Fund,
and so on. It should be the title of “Black List” and “Traitors to
Their People.” An order should go forth to all, and if one of these
men has a son, he shall not be circumcised; in case of death the
body is not to be buried among Israelites; religious marriages will
not be sanctioned; Jewish doctors will not visit their sick; relief
will not be given to them when they are in need, if they are on the
list of the American relief fund—in short, we must hunt them down
until they are annihilated. Men will cry to them: “Out of the way,
unclean, unclean!” Because these people will be considered as
malicious renegades, there can be no connecting link between them
and us. Again, the society of young men and girls of Jerusalem must
accept it as a principle to expel from their societies all those who
visit these schools; to point the finger of scorn at them; and to
make them see that they are put out of the camp. These traitor
scholars, boys and girls, must understand themselves that they are
sinners and transgressors, who are isolated, driven from all
society, separated from the Jewish community, after they have once
despised Israel and its holiness, and it will be interdicted to all
sons of Israel to come near them.... War against the traitors among
our people. War by all means legal. War without pity or mercy; that
the traitors may know that they must not trifle with the sentiment
of a people.
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