That's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, and a rabbi from Neturei Karta International, an organization of Orthodox Jews, meeting together in Iran.
At the time of the widely publicized "Holocaust Conference". The conference is consistently reported in the english-speaking media as being a gathering of anti-Semitic Holocaust deniers, a term that's conveniently been established for some time - it's something that people have heard of, like those groups that believe the earth is hollow, or flat.
No examples of actual Holocaust denial or anti-Semitism from the conference have showed up in the english-speaking media, unless you accept the Zionist position that any opposition whatsoever to their scheming and manipulation is automatic proof of anti-Semitism. This of course puts them in the bizarre posture of accusing many valiant Jews of being anti-Semitic.
John Bolton, former almost US UN ambassador and consistent Zionist yard-dog has accused Ahmadinejad of genocide, or genocidal urges, or genocidal something - but as always there is no evidence given for the accusation. We're supposed to take his word for it.
Bolton being a member of the same band of proven liars that gave us the tsunami of bullshit excuses for the Iraq invasion, this is hard for some of us to do.
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The rabbis further underscored that formation of the Zionist regime or any Jewish state is in direct contradiction with the teachings of Judaism and is thus, illegal and illegitimate.Fars News 14.Dec.06
They also reminded that the Zionists supported the killing of the Jews at the time of the World War II financially and politically in order to have an alibi for the establishment of a Zionist regime.
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The American machine is steadily denying the essence of Ahmadinejad's message, which is that the Zionist regime running Israel is criminal and needs to be removed. He is not saying in any form, by implication or directly, that "the Jews" should be persecuted. The Zionists are hiding themselves behind the crowd of Jews, by itself a very cowardly thing to do, and throwing clouds of smoke and obfuscation into the air the closer the world gets to understanding what they've done, and what they're doing.
The current Israeli government is not synonymous with the Jews as a people, it can neither claim their greatness, their accomplishments, or their victimhood. At best it can claim to represent their interests in a volatile world. But instead it amplifies that volatility and claims that its own interests are universal. This is a minority acting, pretending, to be a majority. The same horseshit was run on the American public, confusing patriotism with support of the current government. So that dissent from the vicious insanity of the Bush Administration was unAmerican. When it was precisely American, and patriotic.
Ahmadinejad may be anti-Semitic, he may hate Jews irrationally for simply being Jews, but if he is he's hiding it very effectively.
For an even more graphic illustration of the illogic of the Zionist p.r. campaign here's Gilad Atzmon, a secular Israeli Jew:
In an article published on Comment is free, David Hirsh an ultra-Zionist academic, accused me of being "anti-semitic" and an "anti-Jewish racist". But Hirsh fails to present one single argument to support his accusations. On those occasions, when he seems to be getting close to substantiating his accusations it is only because he takes my words completely out of context, crudely diverts their meaning and deliberately misleads his readers. This is something you might expect from a politician but not from an academic.comment is free/GuardianUK 12.Dec.06
In his piece, Hirsh extensively quotes from an old paper of mine in which I explore the politics of anti-semitism. In this paper I argue that anti-semitism is an archaic notion that exists only to fuel Zionism.
Here are my exact words:"In the devastating reality created by the Jewish state, anti-semitism has been replaced by political reaction. I am not suggesting that Jewish interests are not being mutilated and vandalised. I am not saying that synagogues aren't being attacked, that Jewish graves are not brutally smashed up. I am saying that these acts, that are in no way legitimate, should be seen as political responses rather than racially motivated acts or 'irrational' hate crimes."
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history of Zionism contrasted with Judaism at Jews Against Zionism
