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Appalling: Holocaust memorial in Thessaloniki, Greece desecrated with "Free Palestine" graffiti. 94% of the city's 50,000 Jews were murdered by the Nazis, virtually wiping out the Jewish community; today only about 1,000 Jews remain.pic.twitter.com/GuAtnDskfw
When European Holocaust memorials are defiled with "pro-Palestine" graffiti, one has to ask: can "anti-Zionism" and antisemitism actually be separated from one another? (answer: of course not; the former is a form of the latter, as we see time and again)https://twitter.com/AviMayer/status/951084903336218624 …
What does that say?
It spells Golden Dawn, which is the neo-nazi party (currently 300.000 voters)
The novel tactics of Holocaust denial is to say that “enough” was told about it and “paradoxically” make sickening and non-applicable parallels with the Palestinian narrative. If you want to compare you would want to talk more, not less about it. Lies are doomed to fail. Always.
"Holocaust didn't happen, but you're doing a Holocaust to the Palestinians right now, too bad Hitler didn't finish the job" is a typical state of mind for "pro-Palestine" twerps
On my first trip to Israel, an Auschwitz survivor from Thessaloniki spoke to our group. One of the most amazing men I have ever met. He lost his entire family. My heart breaks for this community. Absolutely appalling.
Did he see any similarities between the nazis’ initial treatment of him/other and how Israel is treating Palestinians now? Serious question.
What are the similarities that you have seen?
The most I see(from media view) is the isolation of Palestinian people. Every article I read/see, always seems there is a blank numbness to not being welcome where they are, having no place to go, but still just waiting. To me this is something to be appalled from, not a statue.
Are you at all appalled by the fate of the people of Thessaloniki? Genuine question.
Certainly. BUT the graffiti on/near the statue is direct towards the state of Palestinians. It does not threatens or even mention the people of Thessaloniki. The graffiti specifically focuses on Palestinians. Don’t you agree?
It focuses on Palestinians on a statue that honors the memory of 50,000 murder victims. They have nothing to do with one another. It would be like spraying graffiti about Tibet on a statue commemorating Chinese railroad workers.
But certainly got your attention and although you said you empathize with the situation of the Palestinian people, you are not appalled. I see putting a STATUE being defaced not even close to the level of appalling.
Yet the Zionists of "israel" have learned nothing. They are doing the same to the palestinians.
What a stupid comment.
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