Syrian website Geiroon has an article about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion which completely believes the myth.
Somehow the article manages to avoid saying the word "Jews" as is describes how “Some elements of the Zionist conspiracy throw the seeds of controversy and riots in all countries, through secret societies: political, religious, artistic and sports, Masonic forums, clubs of various activity, associations of every color, as well as the transfer of states from tolerance to political and religious extremism, pornography, chaos, impossibility of justice and the principles of equality."
Throughout the article the word "Jews" is replaced with "Zionists" as if the Protocols was written about Israel.
But the illustration for the article reveals the sham of simply replacing the word "Jew" with "Zionist" to avoid the charge of antisemitism:
It comes from a Spanish edition of the Protocols from 1930:
Nah, nothing antisemitic about that.
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