Posted on 07/28/2014 3:32:00 PM PDT by SkyPilot
The situation facing European Jewry is simply intolerable, unacceptable and inexcusable, Israeli Jewish Congress president Vladimir Sloutsker told MKs and foreign diplomats at a special session of the Knesset Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Committee on Monday.
Calling the rise in anti-Semitic incidents accompanying Israels invasion of Gaza an SOS situation, Sloutsker warned that if left unchecked, such behavior could lead to another European genocide.
Never before since the Holocaust, have we seen such a situation as today, he said, referring to the continent-wide demonstrations by pro-Palestinian activists, a number of which have generated into violence and many of which have featured racist rhetoric.
We are potentially looking at the beginning of another Holocaust now. These events [violent demonstrations and expressions of anti-Semitism] will only grow in scale across Europe, he asserted.
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Well, I’m from Canada where our state broadcaster refuses to even use the word “terrorist” preferring “insurgent”.
The birth pangs of the new Jerusalem are becoming ever more frequent and intense.
Right, like Shia Mohammed versus Sunni Mohammed.
In early 80s I read a prophetic book by Constance Cumby called “The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow”...it talked about the return of the Nazi mentality and the persecution of Christians and Jews. And how the ‘rainbow’ groups are part of this return.
You said: “...it’s piano wire for him...”
That we do not use piano wire is exactly the difference between us and the nazis.
Regards
Andreas
"We moved our base camp last night and were now positioned literally
within feet of the river. Have been sitting here watching the border
patrol patrolling in their riverboats all night and all morning..."~Jim Robinson
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