When Henry Ford Challenged Jewish Dominance

The Jewish community regards Ford’s book as containing manipulative information that spreads hatred toward Jews and is even destroyed; however, a series of US-Israel political events — including the war against Iran, which is now raging — have raised questions about the influence behind such narratives. The US-Israel war against Iran has been underway for a week, since 28 February 2026. There are no signs that the war launched by the US-Israel alliance will end. Attacks by both sides have intensified, with casualties mounting and the fighting spreading to several Middle Eastern countries. U.S. President Donald Trump described the strikes as driven by fear that Iran would strike first — a rationale that is contrived and implausible. The claim that Iran possesses nuclear weapons has been refuted by Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), who told NBC News on Tuesday (3 March 2026): “Do they (Iran) have it (nuclear weapons)? No.” Then, in whose interests is the United States attacking Iran, in violation of the UN Charter, international law, and humanitarian norms? A classic question pertaining to Jewish influence in every American political decision for more than a century. On the issue of Jewish influence on American political and economic decision-making, Henry Ford — founder of Ford Motor Company, the leading American carmaker — and owner of the weekly newspaper The Dearborn Independent of Dearborn, Michigan — spoke out. Dozens of articles about Jews, including the Protocols of Zion, were published in the paper. The Jewish community regards Henry Ford as antisemitic, racist, and a proponent of Nazism — the classic label that Jews apply to a critic.