There were many other campaigns where German soldiers armed, funded and fought with Palestinian natives.

I know all about the Haavara agreement which was utilised to end the Jewish boycott on Germany. Most scholars believe no more than 20,000 emigrated to Palestine which was instituted by the Freemason Schacht who was later sent to Dachu for working with thr British and becoming obstructionist once the Nazis liquidated Freemasonry.

Upon his firing, Nazis stopped the Haavara agreement. I gave you the link for you to read, there's also a part 1 which proves that the Haavara agreement wasn't pro-Zionism and Palestine was not Hitler's nor the Nazis first or 2nd or third option to emigrate Jews, most notaby Communist and Zionist Jews. Various other states were considered but Zionists instituted an economic boycott on Germany and would only allow them to emigrate Jews to Israel. In 1938, the Haavara was stopped and during the war we can read decrees where Germans were completely against the establishment of a Jewish state.