Germany's Nazi policy towards the Zionist movement (they cooperate between them and its forms)

Abstract

The Zionists sought to achieve their target in establishing their alleged homeland in Palestine and work to displace the jews to and to renounce the colonies ,They failed during the German faymar government to persuade the german jews, but arrive the nazi party to power in Germany in 1933 is easy for this, and it was beginning to end the era of liberation and equality by jews since the beginning of the 19^th century, Hitler followed a policy based on ethnic cleansing and german race, and persecution of jews and cleanliness of Germany and this policy was to achieve the demands and ambition of Zionist movement, and it resulted in Nazi _Zionist condolences with different forms and forms of the Zionist project to achive, and had the great impact on the suffering of Palestinians in that period.                                                                                            

Germanys position on jews has an exciting attitude, which is exempt in practice, and progressive cooperation and controversial crossing between the nazi system and some geometrical spectators over the twentieth century, this cooperation has taken polymorphism the al-ahfara convention, in addition ti the culture form of allowing the Zionists to establish their own cultural  association of exercise their activity and also the organizational form of organization and Zionist training within Germany, and there was a form or another stream of Zionism named the revisive current or jurisidication that had contradictory attitudes from nasism too.