Holocaust Reparations and the Gaza Genocide: Does One Holocaust Justify Another?

This book documents that Mossad and Netanyahu knew about October 7 in advance, let it happen, and stood down the IDF. It provides solid evidence for LIHOP, from Israeli Jewish sources in their own media. The aim of the LIHOP operation was to provide consensus (an excuse) and motivation for pre-planned Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide.

Hamas, forfeiting the moral high ground, unwittingly enabled the destruction of Gaza. However, Hamas had been infiltrated by Mossad. This book also solves 9/11, because the same method of infiltration occurred then. And Appendix 6 covers the connection between Israel's nukes, the Third Temple, and the Assassination of JFK.

The book takes an anti-Hamas line, arguing that suicide bombings help put Netanyahu in power. One might argue that Israel is so terrible, that one can understand support for Hamas. Yet, Hamas' suicide bombings moved Israeli public opinion from a pro-peace position to backing Netanyahu's militancy. Thus extremists feed off one another; this is why Netanyahu built up Hamas, and ostracised the PLO.

This book also refutes Holocaust Denial; instead, it links the two Holocausts, and asks, Does One Justify Another?. It argues that Holocaust Reparations (which are still being paid, 80 years after the end of WWII, even though Israel has committed its own genocide) should be diverted to Palestinians; they have received no compensation, unlike Hitler's victims.

Hamas' outbreak on October 7, 2023 jeopardised the Two-State solution, because it made Israelis distrustful of any Palestinian state. This, of course, was Netanyahu's intention. Hence a One-State Solution remains the only possible solution. This book advocates a state based upon millets, a community structure that both Jews and Arabs are familiar with.

The author, Peter Gerard Myers, has been a Conspiracy Analyst for 30 years. His book The Cosmopolitan Empire: One World but Whose? shows that Democracies are in fact Oligarchies run by a conspiratorial elite comprising four factions-Imperial, Globalist, Zionist and Green Left. One reviewer noted that the book brings Nesta Webster up to date.

Peter has an eclectic background in the study of religion, philosophy, anthropology, and information science. Any genuine writer on conspiracies must endure years of marginalisation, and often poverty. There are plenty of fakes around too; but Peter documents all the important claims. Hence the extensive referencing and Bibliography; the print edition has an Index too.