Is Israel just a modern nation-state—or the culmination of a centuries-old, covert project engineered by global elites under the banner of Freemasonry?
From obscure rituals to strategic influence across revolutions, the Freemasonic movement has long been the subject of fascination and fear. But with increasing access to declassified documents, leaked archives, and firsthand admissions, what was once dismissed as conspiracy theory is now a matter of public record. The Zionist project, rooted in European colonialism, finds uncanny parallels—if not structural overlap—with Freemasonic ideology, especially in its symbols, networks, and strategic objectives.
Origins: Between Myth and Power
Freemasons often trace their origins to the legend of Solomon’s Temple, a narrative central to both Zionist mythology and biblical revisionism. But real historical analysis places their emergence within two key European phases:
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- The Mercantile Period – When early Masonic lodges in Genoa and Venice excluded Jews, who at the time supported feudal regimes. Literature like The Merchant of Venice and The Jew of Malta reflected this tension.
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- The Bourgeois Revolutions – As feudalism crumbled, Jewish financiers shifted allegiance, supporting emerging monarchies and Protestant revolutions. They eventually infiltrated and dominated the Masonic lodges, embedding Torah-derived symbols like the hexagram and Solomonic pillars, appropriated from Eastern heritage.
Freemasonry and Zionism: One Fabric, Many Fronts
According to scholars like Peter Carlson and Sabir Tu‘ayma, Freemasonry served as a preparatory force for colonialism. Beneath slogans like “liberty and fraternity,” Masonic lodges facilitated:
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- Geopolitical infiltration
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- Moral relativism
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- Elite recruitment across Europe and the Middle East
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- And eventually, the birth of the Zionist state itself
From the Great Eastern Lodge in France to the York Rite in America, Zionist ideology was nurtured under Freemasonic protection. Their symbols—the compass, the all-seeing eye, and the twin pillars—appear not only in Masonic lodges but also on Israeli national emblems and the U.S. dollar.
Enlightenment or Empire?
Freemasonry branded itself as a secular, progressive movement, drawing in Enlightenment figures and even Muslim reformers like Jamal al-Din al-Afghani, Muhammad Abduh, and Rashid Rida. Many later recanted after recognising the movement’s Zionist undercurrents and its complicity in colonialism.
Despite claiming neutrality, Freemasonry often stood against:
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- National liberation movements
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- Socialist parties
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- Traditional religious institutions
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- Women’s rights
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- Workers’ rights
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- Islamic governance
The movement promoted submission to elite global rule, not civil resistance or justice.
America: A Freemasonic Republic?
By the 18th century, Freemasonry had taken root in the U.S., shaping the identities of the Founding Fathers. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and many of their peers were Freemasons—and slave traders.
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- Washington himself laid the foundation of the U.S. Capitol wearing his Masonic apron
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- The U.S. dollar embeds the Jewish star, Masonic symbols, and Latin incantations
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- According to Carlson, by 1897, nearly 6 million of America’s 19 million men belonged to Masonic or Masonic-like societies
Even today, most U.S. presidents have held the 33rd degree, the highest rank in Freemasonry, especially among those aligned with globalist economic institutions like:
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- The World Bank
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- The IMF
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- Groups like the Bilderberg Club, Rotary, and Lions Clubs
Arab Complicity and Penetration
Freemasonry wasn’t just a Western phenomenon. It quietly infiltrated Arab states under British and French colonial rule. In Lebanon, Jordan, Bahrain—and even among Islamic leaders—its influence spread.
Some founding figures of the Muslim Brotherhood, including Mustafa al-Siba‘i, reportedly had ties to Freemasonic practices and titles, as documented in works by Tharwat al-Kharabawi and Abd al-Rahim Abu Albah. Their studies point to:
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- Shared symbols (swords, oaths, obscure rites)
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- Secretive cells
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- “Brotherhood” structures mirroring Masonic lodges
This doesn’t indict Islam—it indicts how colonial forces weaponised pseudo-reform to derail authentic Islamic revival.
From Solomon’s Temple to Tel Aviv
The modern Zionist state, from its architecture to its flags, reflects Masonic-Zionist fusion:
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- Twin pillars from Solomon’s temple stand in every Masonic lodge
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- The blue color of Freemasonry matches the Israeli flag
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- As Lebanese Mason Hanna Abi Rashid admitted:
“Freemasonry is essentially Jewish in its rituals and theology.”
Indeed, it’s not just a “brotherhood” — it’s an ideological incubator that nurtured Zionist thought, secured Western backing, and shaped the mindset of occupation.
From Revolution to Occupation
Freemasonry backed the American and French revolutions — not for freedom, but for replacing monarchies with banker-led republics. In the East, it operated under false pretenses of enlightenment and unity — while facilitating:
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- Imperial wars
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- Colonial subjugation
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- Moral corruption
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- The carving of Palestine
Even today, global Zionist lobbying networks and Masonic offshoots continue to push for:
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- Cultural liberalisation
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- Identity fragmentation
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- Normalisation with Israel
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- Suppression of religious governance
Final Thought: What We’re Really Fighting
We’re not simply confronting an occupying army in Gaza or a racist regime in Tel Aviv. We are resisting a transhistorical project — rooted in Freemasonic elitism, financial manipulation, and Zionist exceptionalism.
To defeat this, we must unmask its origins, expose its networks, and revive our spiritual, cultural, and political immunity.
This is not just about Palestine. It’s about preserving the Ummah from infiltration masked as fraternity.
