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Created: 2025-07-21 07:56:40 UTC
You’re right that there was some limited agreement and collaboration between certain Zionist organizations and Nazi Germany in the early 1930s, most notably through the Haavara Agreement of 1933, which enabled the transfer of assets and allowed about XXXXXX German Jews to emigrate to Palestine.
This arrangement was highly controversial within both the Zionist movement and the broader Jewish community, and while it facilitated emigration, it was driven by mutual self-interest—Nazi leaders wanted Jews out of Germany, and Zionists saw it as a way to save lives—so it’s not accurate to portray this as sustained “support” or alliance beyond this specific, tactical emigration arrangement.
After this period, and especially once the Nazis shifted toward open extermination, all overt dealings and contacts ended, and there’s no credible evidence of further “collaboration” or any joint political aims beyond the emigration window of the 1930s.
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