The Guardian Suggests ‘Jewish Extremists’ Were to Blame for Antisemitic Massacre

In a recent article about the Temple Mount, The Guardian wrote that "infringement by Jewish extremists triggered riots" during the British Mandate period. The apparent reference is to the 1929 Hebron massacre, when Arab mobs murdered 67 Jews, wounded dozens more and destroyed Hebron's centuries-old Jewish community. The violence followed a campaign of antisemitic incitement and false claims that Jews were planning to seize Muslim holy sites. Those claims helped fuel attacks on Jewish communities across Mandatory Palestine. The Guardian's wording places the focus on supposed Jewish "infringement" while stripping away the incitement and violence that preceded the massacre. Learn more at www.camera.org Follow us on social media: Facebook - @CAMERA4Truth X - @CAMERA4Truth Instagram - @camera4truth