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“Palestine is to be colonised by a Jewish immigration from Europe and to be administered by a High Commissioner in the interests — but against the will — of all its races.” Please explain this?🤔

Sri Aurobindo notes this in the human cycle but we don’t have any further remarks of his on the issue in the evening talks.And in the essays on the gita along with teutonic, Sri Aurobindo mentions the hebraic hardness and in the human cycle referring to german way of war he says he went beyond caesars to the methods of the jew in canaan like expulsion and massacre.In evening talks he says they are a very clever race,in fact developed the german navy and contributed in all the fields of knowledge. What to understand and gather from these wide range of remarks

The first remark from The Human Cycle has little to do with either the Jews or the Palestine as it has to do about the duplicity of the Europeans with regard to their hypocrisy in dealing with the Asiatics, a truth that is becoming increasingly evident now. 

As to the rest, it is well known that the Jews are both clever as well as sharp and incisive when it comes to dealing with their enemy. The cleverness has developed due to the fact that they have been persecuted and hence migrating for too long. The incisive nature of their dealing with their enemy comes from their religion that advocates revenge, measure to measure. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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