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Naama, une écolière de huit ans, a peur d'aller à son école de Beit Shemesh
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Re: Naama, une écolière de huit ans, a peur d'aller à son école de Beit Shemesh 03 janvier 2012, 09:12 |
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> Le chef de la police de Jérusalem présenté sous
> les traits d’Hitler sur le net03/01/12 - - :
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> Le chef de la police de Jérusalem présenté sous
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Re: Naama, une écolière de huit ans, a peur d'aller à son école de Beit Shemesh 03 janvier 2012, 14:37 |
Le journal Jerusalem Post fait aussi le parallèle entre la mascarade macabre des haredim en tenue de déporté avec étoile jaune et la célèbre photo du jeune juif polonais du ghetto de Varsovie, sous la menace des mitraillettes allemandes.
J'ai publié précédemment la photo dans sa totalité (Date: 3 January 2012, 01:14).
Police slam depiction of police chief as Hitler By MELANIE LIDMAN
01/03/2012 22:59
Flyer also features photos of Jewish prisoners from Holocaust contrasted with images of protest in Mea Shearim.
A flyer showing Jerusalem police chief Nisso Shaham as Adolf Hitler distributed to mailboxes in haredi areas drew sharp condemnation from police officials on Tuesday.
The flyer shows Shaham’s head pasted onto a photo of Hitler, with the words, “Adolf Nisso Shaham – Genocide!” and “We made it through Hitler, and we will make it through his successor.”
The flyer also featured photos of Jewish prisoners from the Holocaust contrasted with images of Saturday night’s protest in Mea Shearim, during which protesters wore yellow stars and dressed up in striped outfits, claiming they were oppressed as Jews were oppressed during the Holocaust.
“Marking a man with this sickening label is undermining the foundations of democracy and legitimizes violence and catastrophes against the state of Israel’s commanders and police, even encouraging physical harm against the officer and his family,” said Police Insp Gen Yohanan Danino.
Danino added that the police were taking every incident of incitement seriously. He ordered the investigations unit Lahav 443 to investigate any issues of provocation from the haredi sector against police officers.
Saturday’s protest and the use of Holocaust imagery created an uproar among survivors and institutions that deal with the Holocaust.
Dr. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Weisenthal Center in Israel, said the protest was “an obvious abuse of the memory of the Holocaust, insulting to all Jews and Holocaust survivors.”
“They want to lash out against the last holy cow of Israeli society, so by using the Shoah in this manner they are spitting in the face of the Israeli public,” Zuroff said earlier this week.
Jeremy Sharon contributed to this report
[www.jpost.com]
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J'ai publié précédemment la photo dans sa totalité (Date: 3 January 2012, 01:14).
01/03/2012 22:59
Flyer also features photos of Jewish prisoners from Holocaust contrasted with images of protest in Mea Shearim.
A flyer showing Jerusalem police chief Nisso Shaham as Adolf Hitler distributed to mailboxes in haredi areas drew sharp condemnation from police officials on Tuesday.
The flyer shows Shaham’s head pasted onto a photo of Hitler, with the words, “Adolf Nisso Shaham – Genocide!” and “We made it through Hitler, and we will make it through his successor.”
The flyer also featured photos of Jewish prisoners from the Holocaust contrasted with images of Saturday night’s protest in Mea Shearim, during which protesters wore yellow stars and dressed up in striped outfits, claiming they were oppressed as Jews were oppressed during the Holocaust.
“Marking a man with this sickening label is undermining the foundations of democracy and legitimizes violence and catastrophes against the state of Israel’s commanders and police, even encouraging physical harm against the officer and his family,” said Police Insp Gen Yohanan Danino.
Danino added that the police were taking every incident of incitement seriously. He ordered the investigations unit Lahav 443 to investigate any issues of provocation from the haredi sector against police officers.
Saturday’s protest and the use of Holocaust imagery created an uproar among survivors and institutions that deal with the Holocaust.
Dr. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Weisenthal Center in Israel, said the protest was “an obvious abuse of the memory of the Holocaust, insulting to all Jews and Holocaust survivors.”
“They want to lash out against the last holy cow of Israeli society, so by using the Shoah in this manner they are spitting in the face of the Israeli public,” Zuroff said earlier this week.
Jeremy Sharon contributed to this report
[www.jpost.com]
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