Now Shimon Peres is providing eternal proof that the Protocols was correct and what was said inside them was accurate. His book serves as a step in carrying out the dangerous plan. Ben-Itto, who lives in Tel Aviv and has one daughter and two grandchildren, made her way to Jerusalem last month for a reception in honor of the book's publication held at the Israel Bar Association. The Jews, Ben-Itto says, do not take the written doctrines of antisemitism seriously, and do not try to refute them. As such, this attitude holds, there is nothing that can be done to combat it.
Antisemitism is another story.
The purpose of this book is to compete with a lie. Let's say that someone in the world is saying terrible things about you, that you are a murderer and a thief. Of course not. The history of the Protocols has everything. Forgery, passion, lies, deceit, fascinating characters, secret agents, court tension, drama.