A-Infos (en) Italy, UCADI, #206 - What's New CREDIT OUT (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

With the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem and the forced dispersal 
of the Jewish people from Palestine, humanity had incurred a debt to the 
Jewish people, condemning them to wander the world and punctuating the 
stages of their pilgrimage with recurring pogroms and segregations such 
as the establishment of ghettos by the Catholic Church, which had 
stamped the entire Jewish people with the stigma of deicide. When, with 
the convocation of the Grand Sanhedrin in 1807, ordered by Napoleon 
Bonaparte, eminent representatives of the Community and rabbis from all 
over Europe gathered in Paris, they became aware of their numbers, the 
diffusion of Jews within their respective state societies, and the 
economic and financial wealth they had accumulated, the idea began to 
emerge that the conditions were being created for a possible return to 
Palestine.
It wasn't until the end of the 19th century (1897) that the nationalist 
political movement known as Zionism emerged in Basel, Europe. Promoted 
by Theodor Hezel (with the pamphlet "The Jewish State," 1896), the 
movement aimed to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, in response to 
anti-Semitism and the search for a safe haven.

From then on, lobbies and structures supporting this political project 
consolidated and took shape, raising funds and promoting land purchases 
in Palestine. The project was shared by the British Empire, which sought 
a solid base of support to control the Suez Canal.

Other nationalist movements arose, such as fascism and Nazism, which, 
like other nationalisms, identified Judaism as a dangerous competitor 
and a factor that undermined the "purity of race and lineage" of 
peoples. These nationalist political movements, by conferring a supposed 
scientific nature to the concept of race a concept that is entirely 
unrealistic and scientifically nonexistent and in the name of artfully 
unleashed racial hatred against the Jews, extended persecution and 
violence to all Jews, culminating in the horrific planning and execution 
of the Holocaust and the construction of extermination camps where Jews, 
rounded up throughout Europe, were sent alongside militants of the 
revolutionary left, communists, anarchists, class struggle activists, 
and anyone else who appeared "different," such as homosexuals, the 
disabled, Gypsies, and anyone else who seemed to oppose the supremacist 
concept of the Aryan race.
Because of the terrible events of the Holocaust, humanity as a whole has 
incurred a debt to the entire Jewish people, a debt that has, until now, 
contributed to identifying Jews as victims and, in fact, created an 
automatic attitude of solidarity, sympathy, and closeness to the plight 
of the Jewish people. All this happened again on October 7th, an event 
on a smaller scale than the Holocaust but still extremely ferocious.

The Zionist State of Israel has not only collected debt on behalf of 
persecuted Judaism, but is also incurring a debt to humanity.

The Zionist State's reaction to these latest events, the resulting 
extermination and genocide of 75,000 Gazans, an extermination that 
continues despite the truce in Gaza, the extermination and persecution 
of the population of the occupied West Bank, is now saying that enough 
is enough, despite the views of the European Parliament and the Italian 
Parliament, which is currently examining a squalid bill presented by the 
reformist scum of the Democratic Party (PD). By equating criticism of 
the State of Israel with anti-Semitism, it is blocking criticism of 
Zionism in order to "protect Judaism," while actually seeking to protect 
Zionism. It fails to take into account that humanity's debt to Zionism, 
but not to the Jewish people and Jews throughout the world, has been 
repaid. The credit has largely been exhausted.
From now on, nothing will save Zionism from our contempt, our aversion, 
our political opposition, and our condemnation of its plan to 
appropriate the lands, property, and lives the freedom of the 
Palestinian people.

https://www.ucadi.org/2026/03/28/cosa-ce-di-nuovo-credito-esaurito/
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