The Nazi Jihad Alliance: Amin Al Husseini and Otto Skorzeny As Allied forces close in on Germany, the Nazi dream looks like it's over. But two men carry Hitler's vision beyond Germany: From their Nazi stronghold in the Middle East, Amin Al Husseini and Otto Skorzeny create a new kind of terror. (full documentary in comments) (transcript) " And listening to the radio, there's a voice coming at them from Berlin, talking to them in their own language. A man that they knew who was famous, a man they trusted saying that the war is coming to them, that they should rise up and support the Nazis. Hitler is winning the war and now he needs your help. Al Husseini pulls directly from the Koran, an ancient religious concept, the Jihad, and urges Arabs to join the Nazis in a holy war. Nazi propaganda tried to portray the British, Americans, Jews, the Soviets as the enemies of Islam while at the same time promoting Nazi Germany is a great protector and friend of Islam. But the real focus of Al Husseini's hatred is the Jews. In one broadcast, Husseini makes their slaughter a religious obligation. On March 1st, 1944, on Radio Berlin, Al Husseini says Arabs rise as one man and fight for your sacred rights. Kill the Jews wherever you find them. This pleases God, history and religion. An Arabic translation of Hitler's Mein Kampf becomes a bestseller alongside a wickedly anti-Semitic hoax, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. The hatred of the Jews that still pervades the Middle East can be traced back directly to this onslaught of Nazi propaganda. Even today, the charter of the political party Hamas refers to the fabricated protocols and accepts them as fact. It's depressing to see how many people in the Middle East believe that the Protocols or the other designs are an eternal truths. And as long as people believe in this lie, there won't be a change for the better. Now the Mufti puts his growing influence over the Nazis to sickening use, speeding up and expanding the Jewish genocide. He will become one of two key figures in grafting Nazi tactics and ideology to the Arab world." Holocaust