ATTENTION US and WORLD How Did You Let 6 mil JEWs Perish? MY DEAR FRIENDS: Yesterday was International HOLOCAUST Remembrance Day honouring the 6 million JEWISH innocents including 1.5 million JEWISH children at the hands of the NAZIS and a complicitous collaborative US and world. In Jr High School I vividly recall reading how Ike, Genl Dwight D Eisenhower, toured post war Germany and Poland and could smell burning JEWISH flesh 150 miles from the Camps. I wondered how most German JEWs said it could never happen there because, in essence. they were more German then they were JEWISH. I marvelled at the miraculous stories about my Grandfather and Father. Dad a Captain in Genl Pattons 3rd Army was a Cardiologist. He was tasked by the General with examining the vile top hitler aide Hermann goehring who had a chronic cardiac condition. He pronounced him fit for trial, but the NAZI bastard coward committed suicide on the eve of his trial. In June of 1943, three days before Yom Kippor, Grandfather organized the Grand Rabbis March on Washington. In a mere 72 hours 400 Rabbis assembled to challenge Delano (FDRs ) indifference toward the JEWISH slaughter in E Europe. FDR could not meet with the delegation because he was playing golf (sound familiar?). I still have the picture of ZAIDI meeting with Vice Pres Henry Wallace. ZAIDI traversed post war Europe in Dad Army uniform. He always left orphanages with JEWISH children. He is credited with saving many many thousands of JEWISH innocents because of his heroics. QUESTION AGAIN US and world: How could you let this happen? ANSWER There is no answer...... NEVER AGAIN NEVER FORGET JUDY -------------------- Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 08:0 No ties between Israeli actions and rise of anti-Semitism By SAM SOKOL 01/26/2014 00:26 in Share Select Language▼ Report indicates 1/4 of European Jews refrain from wearing clothes, symbols that identify them as Jews for fear of anti-Semites. Bennett Economy and Trade Minister Naftali Bennett. Photo: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST There is no correlation between Israel’s actions and the rise of anti-Semitism, Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs Minister Naftali Bennett said over the weekend. “Anti-Semitism [has been] gaining momentum at a regular pace over the past few years and has no connection with regional developments or our policies,” Bennett asserted. Related: Survey: 29% of European Jews considered emigrating due to anti-Semitism MKs say anti-Semitism in Europe could turn violent “Like the efforts to delegitimize Israel, anti-Semitism is both a disgrace and a blot on every society. Trying to understand their ‘causes’ legitimizes them. There is no reason or justification for anti-Semitism.” Bennett is scheduled to present a report on anti-Semitism to the cabinet on Sunday that will include a European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights’ poll indicating that a quarter of European Jews refrain from visiting sites or wearing clothing and symbols that identify them as Jews, for fear of anti-Semites. Almost a third of European Jews are mulling emigration as a response to heightened anti-Jewish sentiment, according to the agency. “Despite what people might think, anti-Semitism does not strengthen our ties with Jews overseas,” Bennett said in a statement on Saturday evening. “For every Jew who makes aliya as a result of anti-Semitism, there are many others who cut ties with Judaism and the Jewish way of life.” Pointing fingers at both the extreme Right and Left, Bennett said that anti-Semitism came in different flavors. The Right’s attacks stem from ultra-nationalism, he explained, while left-wing anti-Semitism takes the form of attacks on Jewish traditions such as ritual slaughter and circumcision due to human and animal rights concerns. Bennett’s report will recommend “increased diplomatic efforts, in conjunction with the local Jewish communities, both publicly and behind the scenes,” the Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs Ministry said. “Efforts to increase personal and community security must also be bolstered through the various funds and resources dealing with the matter.” In November, Bennett told Jewish leaders from around the world that Israel “typically view[s] the world as a source of aliya and a big fat wallet, and that’s got to change,” heralding what some have called a dramatic restructuring of Israel- Diaspora relations. Bennett’s remarks came as the government is launching a $1 billion initiative aimed at bolstering Jewish communities hard hit by assimilation, intermarriage and anti-Semitism. JTA contributed to this report.
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