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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publishes book on how to outwit US and destroy Israel

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has published a new book called “Palestine,” a 416-page screed against the Jewish state in which he makes his position clear from the start: Israel has no right to exist as a state. His strategy for the destruction of Israel is not based on anti-Semitism, which he describes as a European phenomenon. His position is instead based on “well-established Islamic principles.” One principle is that a land that falls under Muslim rule, even briefly, can never again be ceded to non-Muslims. What matters in Islam is ownership of a land’s government, even if the majority of inhabitants are non-Muslims. Dozens of maps circulate in the Muslim world showing the extent of Muslim territories lost to the Infidel that must be recovered. These include large parts of Russia and Europe, almost a third of China, the whole of India and parts of the Philippines and Thailand.

Khamenei insists he is not recommending “classical wars” to wipe Israel off the map, nor does he want to “massacre the Jews.” He recommends a long period of low-intensity warfare designed to make life unpleasant if not impossible for a majority of Israeli Jews so that they leave the country. Under his plan, Israel, the West Bank and Gaza would revert to a United Nations mandate for a brief period during which a referendum will be held to create the new state of Palestine. All Palestinians and their descendants, wherever they are, would be able to vote, while Jews “who have come from other places” would be excluded.


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