State Terrorists: Zionist Mercenaries

Israel-Palestine conflict is much more older than the creation of the Zionist State itself; however, it has been a constant source of upheaval and crisis in middle east. The State of Israel along with its IDF's gangsters are a constant source of terror on the occupied lands. This write up "State Terrorists: Zionist Mercenaries" is about the myth of "terrorism", "mercenaries", and "non state actors" by Zionist Jewish.

أَعُوذُ بِاللّٰهِ مِنَ الشَّيْطَانِ الرَّجِيمِ

بِسۡمِ ٱللهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ

In the name of ALLAH, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

State Terrorists: Zionist Mercenaries

The world is becoming aware of many myths created over last century by the Zionist Jewish Council. It was not a surprise that sprang from an accident of act of nature; but was well articulated and functionalized by few handful bankers of the Europe and USA. The carefully crafted lies and masterfully manufactured truths have played havoc to the world's peace and prosperity. One such myth formulated has been "terrorism", "mercenaries", and "non state actors". The information revealing facts which are now unfolding due to digital age expansion is shattering all the last century's "Mythical Jewish Stories." It has come to fore that the "Zionist Mercenaries" were the real "Non State Actors" and "State Terrorists" can be best described by "IDF" Israel Defense Forces in the modern world parleys.

Let's first learn about "The Zion Muleteers of Gallipoli". The Zion Mule Corps (often called the Zion Muleteers) was a specialized British Army logistical unit formed in 1915 during World War I. Composed primarily of Jewish refugees in Egypt; they bravely supplied the front lines at Gallipoli, blazing a trail as the first independent Jewish fighting force in 2,000 years. The following is copied from https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-zion-muleteers-of-gallipoli

"The Dardanelles campaign of the First World War, that took place between April 1915 and January 1916 and included the battles of Gallipoli, was designed to spearhead an Allied invasion through southern Turkey to Istanbul, to defeat Turkey and in this way release Allied men and resources from the Middle East to fight in Europe, thereby shortening the War and saving lives and money. In the shorter term, forcing Turkey to withdraw troops from its Russian border would ensure Russia a much-needed victory, raising the morale of its troops sufficiently to reduce the danger of mutiny and impending revolution and to ensure that their assault on Germany’s eastern front would continue. The fighting in Gallipoli was bitter and, as the detailed histories of the battle show, on two occasions the Allies came close to complete victory. But the final failure sealed the fate of the Russian regime and led indirectly to seventy years of Soviet rule".

In 1914, the Ottoman Empire deported thousands of Jews from Palestine to refugee camps in Alexandria, Egypt, due to their foreign (often Russian) citizenship. Zionist activists Vladimir Jabotinsky and Joseph Trumpeldor proposed forming a Jewish legion to fight alongside the British for the liberation of Palestine. The British initially refused, citing regulations that prohibited foreign nationals from serving in combat, but eventually approved a logistical unit...(Taken from https://livesofthefirstworldwar.iwm.org.uk/community/6292).

Following the failed Gallipoli campaign, the Corps was relocated back to Egypt and officially disbanded in May 1916. They proved the fighting spirit and capability of Jewish soldiers, paving the way for the establishment of the Jewish Legion (the 38th, 39th, and 40th Battalions of the Royal Fusiliers), which later fought in the 1918 Palestine campaign. Many veterans of the Zion Mule Corps later became foundational figures in the defense of the Jewish Yishuv and the early Israel Defense Forces.

**During the World War-1 the British Military used some Jewish mercenaries as a state corps and those valiant Zionists later became the legendary IDF foundational figures.** The Zionist game plan is really disturbing as the latest news about IDF's "Foreign Legion" is circulating in worlds news rooms. How this IDF's "Foreign Legion" is any different from "OBL's Al-Qaeda"? (established for fighting Communist Russian Forces in Afghanistan). While IDF's "foreign legion" may not exist today, however, IDF data shows that over 50,000 Israeli soldiers and reservists hold at least one foreign citizenship (with the US, France, and Russia leading. Which other country can match this number of foreign nationals absorbed in their national military force and then actively participating in war crimes? (Gaza genocide). In the following an opinion is being shared as published in Middle East Monitor.

From Zion Mules in 1915 to a Foreign Legion in 2026: Mercenaries and the IDF

Written By Dr Sahar Huneidi; published in Middle East Monitor on June 27, 2026.

For seventy five years, the Israeli army has marketed itself as the ‘most moral army’ in the world, in what is known in Zionist terminology as ‘purity of arms’, which allegedly guarantees ethical conduct even in the fog of war. Beneath this carefully constructed mythology lies an unpleasant reality: the army is increasingly relying on foreign fighters and private contractors; what legal experts classify as mercenaries. Reports that a new ‘Foreign Legion’ unit is being contemplated, or even officially created within the Israeli army are currently circulating widely.

The outsourcing of the army’s operations relies on new American firms like UG Solutions and Safe Reach Solutions, which are deeply linked to the lineage of the notorious Blackwater, (founded in 1996 by Erik Prince during the Iraq war), before rebranding as Academi and later merging into Constellis.Today, ex-Blackwater and Constellis executives are back in the Middle East.

The irony here is layered and complex; and it begins much earlier than the establishment of the Jewish state and the army.In 1915, Revisionist Zionist leader Vladimir Jabotinsky, (Netanyahu’s spiritual father) with Joseph Trumpeldor, jointly petitioned the British military in Egypt to form a Jewish combat legion to help the British liberate Palestine from the Ottoman Empire. The British refused that Zionists serve as soldiers, but were permitted to serve only as pack animal handlers on the Galippoli front, hence the name: The Zion Mule Corps. For the Zionist movement, this was a humiliation well worth enduring. The dream was to prove that Jews could be warriors, not muleteers, and that they could defend themselves, not serve others. In 1917, the Zion Mule Corps was promoted to the Jewish Legion, where Jabotinsky served. Armed and uniformed, it was the first step toward the Zionist dream.

A century later, this historical arc has not merely bent, it has collapsed.

The scale of foreign participation is striking. Over 50,000 soldiers currently serving in the Israeli army hold foreign nationalities, with the largest contingent from the United States, followed by French, Ukrainian, and according to the latest reports, Spanish mercenaries. The trajectory is no longer hidden. Former senior officials have already drafted blueprints for an official Israeli Foreign Legion – a corporate force of 12,000 mercenaries organised into four brigades, costing upwards of $3 billion annually. While the state debates making this privatisation official, private contractors in Gaza and tens of thousands of dual-national fighters are a reality on the ground.

Orde Wingate and the forging of a myth

To understand the trajectory of the Zionist military ethos, one must understand how the myth was forged. In 1936, a British officer named Orde Wingate, (1903-1944) arrived in Palestine as part of the British military effort to quell the Arab Revolt (1936-1939). A devout Christian Zionist, Wingate believed Jews had a divine right to the land and set about training them for it. What Wingate taught the Jewish paramilitary forces became the foundation of Israeli military culture. He rejected static defence, teaching instead that against a numerically superior enemy, the only defence was offence deep inside enemy territory.

His special Night Squads of 1938, – joint British -Jewish units-, pioneered tactics of surprise, mobility and night attacks that became the template for elite Jewish units like the Palmach. He personally selected and trained the future founders of the Israeli army, including Moshe Dayan and Yigal Allon. As such, the ‘native’ Jewish army, the underground paramilitary force when Palestine was a British occupied country, was created and trained by a colonial British officer.

Even the smallest details of this founding era have been romanticised, a pattern that is consistent with Zionist myth making right from the inception of the Zionist movement. Legend has it that Wingate’s men invented rubber-soled shoes from recycled car tires to walk silently during night raids against the Arab population, a classic piece of Zionist ‘ pioneer’ mythology evoking ingenuity, self-reliance and the tough‘sabra’ spirit. The truth was more ordinary: rubber soled plimsolls had been mass produced since the late 1800s; Wingate simply ordered them from British supply chains.

From Ben- Gurion’s vision to paid fighters

David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding prime minister, established the Israeli Defence Forces IDF , in 1948, on a principle he considered inviolable: the ‘whole nation is the army’. For him, the military was never just a fighting force, it was the ‘melting pot’ designed to transform Jewish immigrants from all over the world, into a unified nation, ‘stitching together the tribes and diasporas’ through mandatory conscription.Could Ben-Gurion and Israel’s founding fathers have ever imagined their ‘people’s army’ evolving into a force enhanced by highly paid foreign mercenaries? Probably not. Furthermore , this commercialization of the military cannot be understood without mentioning the demographic crisis that drives it.

Approximately 66 percent of Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) men of draft age do not serve in the army, despite a population of roughly 1.3 million, and growing rapidly due to high birth rate.

Ben-Gurion’s original 400 yeshiva (religious) students intended as temporary wartime compromise in 1948, has grown into a permanent exemption for a growing segment of society. Because Israel’s political coalitions depend on Haredi parties, successive governments have refused to enforce universal conscription. The resulting manpower deficit, exacerbated by prolonged wars and reservist burnout has created the conditions to make the foreign forces necessary. These mercenaries are a replacement for citizens who refuse to serve.

Sparta, Crusaders and the price of outsourced defence

The historical parallels are ominous.Ancient Sparta, the quintessential citizen-soldier state, faced ultimate collapse when its rigid citizenship system and demographic decline forced it to rely on hired mercenaries. The very thing that made Sparta distinct, the citizen-warrior ethos, died even as the army continued in name. By the 4th and 3rd centuries BC, the ‘Spartan army’ was a hollow shell supported by mercenaries and slaves. In similar vein, the Crusader kingdoms established in the Levant lasted barely two centuries, largely because their ruling class remained a tiny, foreign minority surrounded by a hostile population, isolated from both the local populace and distant Europeans patrons.

The Crusaders failed to integrate, and ultimately became a foreign implant and were expelled. Ben-Gurion constantly warned against the ‘Spartan trap’, and early Zionists like Vladimir Jabotinsky explicitly rejected the comparison to the crusaders, arguing that Jews were ‘returning home’, not planting a temporary foreign colony. By failing to integrate and increasingly relying on foreign contract fighters, modern Israel risks becoming exactly what its founders feared: an isolated, unintegrated implant destined for expulsion.

Among Israeli writers and historians, the Crusader analogy has been a recurring theme, a warning that a state which fails to integrate becomes an alien outpost. A.B. Yehoshua used the metaphor to caution against the dangers of occupation, urging Israel not to repeat the Crusader’s mistakes, and as early as 1952, intellectual Moshe Fogel published a series of warnings in Haaretz using the Crusader collapse as an allegory for Israel’s fragile future.

War Crimes and the ‘Most Moral Army’

The IDF’s ethical doctrine of ‘purity of arms’ requires soldiers to use force only for mission objectives, to maintain humanity and to avoid harming non-combatants. If the world once believed this myth, every Palestinian has always known the truth from Deir Yassin and Tantoura massacres to the ruins of Gaza 2023. Now, the rest of the world knows it too – and the carefully constructed facade of Israel’s moral exceptionalism has finally shattered.

The ICC issued arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netayahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity. The International Court of Justice is hearing a genocide case brought by South Africa.

The UN Independent International Commission found that Israeli authorities committed four out of five genocidal acts defined under the 1948 Genocide Convention.

Human Rights Watch documented that Israeli forces routinely opened fire on starving Palestinians seeking aid. Children and women are the overwhelming majority of casualties. On top of all these war crimes, introducing mercenaries only deepens these ethical questions for the Israeli state. The widespread presence of dual-citizens on the frontlines, combined with the active presence of private military contractors like UG Solutions-frequently blurs the lines in media reports between formal state conscription and foreign mercenary use and complicates legal transparency and tracking.

Orde Wingate forged a fighting force rooted in zealous, biblical conviction. Decades later, Ben-Gurion institutionalised the ‘people’s army,’ cementing the idea that a state’s defence must belong to its people, not to outsiders.

The modern reliance on foreign mercenaries is the ultimate antithesis of that founding vision. As the foundational myths of the ‘people’s army’ and its ‘purity of arms’ dissolve into lucrative private contracts, the ideological armour falls away, leaving nowhere left for Israel to hide from itself.

NOTE: The above taken from following link

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20260627-from-zion-mules-in-1915-to-a-foreign-legion-in-2026-mercenaries-and-the-idf/

The Conclusion

The Zionist Jewish State of Israel is an artificial state established on the lands of Palestine including the holy site of "Al-Quds" (Masjid Ul Aqsa; Jewish Temple) in Jerusalem. It was established only to serve the purposes of Jewish Council's rich bankers led by "Rothschilds" and function as a forward post and watch dog in the heart of Muslim Faith surrounded by Muslim lands.

The state of Israel is world's foremost terrorist state and IDF is a state terrorist military force; however, IDF marketed itself as the ‘most moral army’ in the world, in what is known in Zionist terminology as ‘purity of arms’. The Israelites claim to be nation of "God's Chosen People" and country to be "God's Promised lands". However, approximately 66 percent of Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) men of draft age do not serve in the army, despite a population of roughly 1.3 million, and growing rapidly due to high birth rate.

Just draw a comparison with Gaza where IDF is carrying out a broad daylight genocide but Palestinians are sacrificing lives in thousands for holy land despite life changing bonanza offers. They are constantly proving that Palestinians are the real heirs of the Holy Lands of Al-Quds.

The IDF's modern reliance on foreign mercenaries is the ultimate antithesis of that founding vision. As the foundational myths of the ‘people’s army’ and its ‘purity of arms’ dissolve into lucrative private contracts, the ideological armour falls away, leaving nowhere left for Israel to hide from itself. It is proving that State of Israel is a fake artificial country established to unleash terror and mayhem in Muslims lands.

The source of terrorism in the world is the USA and Israel. Mexico's Defense Minister stated that 20% of the weapons seized from cartels are of Israeli origin, while the remaining 80% are of United States origin.