Arthur Koestler (September 5, 1905, Budapest - March 3, 1983, London) was a Hungarian Ashkenazi Jew who wrote the book: The Thirteenth Tribe. The aim of writing the book was to trace the roots of European Ashkenazi Jews. Jews did not receive the book well, since they won't badge from Palestine as their ancesstral origin. But Koester traces the origins of the Ashkenazi Jews to Khazaria in Europe.

The Jewish author however assures his Jewish people that he was in favor of the theft of palestine by his brothern - even after affirming that their origin was Europe. His argument was that his Khazar people were entitled to steal Arab land based on International law. He wrote in this book:

While this book deals with past history, it unavoidably carries certain implications for the present and future. In the first place, I am aware of the danger that it may be maliciously misinterpreted as a denial of the State of Israel's right to exist. But that right is not based on the hypothetical origins of the Jewish people, or on the mythological covenant of Abraham with God; it is based on international law - i.e., on the United Nations' decision in 1947 to partition Palestine,

He and his wife would eventually be found dead inside their home. Wikipedia which is now under the total control of Zionist Jewry have an entry on Koestler which states that he was an advocate of euthanasia, therefore no suspicion should fall on the double "suicide" of the author and his wife.

It is my experience that there is nothing more offensive to Ashkenazi Jews than to be told that their original home is Europe.

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