If Zionist Denials of a Holocaust in Gaza are Right Then There Was No Jewish Holocaust Either – Just a Series of Massacres

 Today It is the Zionists not Neo-Nazis Who Are the Main Holocaust deniers

Gideon Levy : Whatever happens we Zionists are always the victims

The Geneva Convention on Genocide, which was set up in the wake of the Nazi holocaust stated, in Article II, that:

In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

a.    Killing members of the group;

b.   Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;

c.    Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;

d.   Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;

e.    Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

Those Zionists who are now saying , that there is no Genocide (Holocaust) in Gaza are really saying that Jews under Nazi occupation also didn’t experience a Genocide (holocaust).

Such is the detachment from reality of the Zionist neo-Nazis like the American Jewish Committee that they are actually saying that Israel is preventing a Genocide! Quite how bombing hospitals,schools and tent encampments in supposedly ‘safe’ areas is preventing a genocide I will leave to your imagination.

The video below could have been created by Joseph Goebbels though one suspects that even he wouldn’t have had the chutspah to claim that the Holocaust was preventing a genocide.

I have spent most of my life combating the ideas of people like Richard Verall (Harwood) who, in his pamphlet Did Six Million Really Die? argued that there was no Nazi holocaust and that million Jews were not exterminated.

I hate to admit it but I may have been wrong. Harwood/ Verall said

there is not a single document in existence which proves that the Germans intended to, or carried out, the deliberate murder of Jews

Starmer has consistently denied that there is a Genocide in Gaza 

This isn’t quite true but the statements of intent to destroy the Palestinians of Gaza are much more explicit and open than anything that the Nazis said. The only conclusion we can come to, if the Zionists insist that there is no Genocide or Holocaust in Gaza then there was no Nazi holocaust  either.

Holocaust deniers say that yes, many Jews died, but there was no deliberate intent or plan to exterminate the Jews.

In the words of one holocaust denier, Paul Eisen

revisionist scholars have amassed a formidable body of substantial evidence, which runs in direct opposition to the traditional Holocaust narrative. "Where is the evidence," they say, "for this alleged gargantuan mass-murder? Where are the documents? Where are the traces and remains? Where are the weapons of murder?" These revisionists all acknowledge of course, that there was a terrible assault on Jews on the part of the National Socialist government, but disagree as to the scale, motive, and methods cited in the typical narrative, a narrative that most of us choose or are obliged to accept. "What befell the Jews", they say, "was a brutal ethnic cleansing accompanied by dispossession, pillage and massacre."

Mark Polger of CUNY argued that

“Revisionists don't claim that Jews didn't suffer. They don't argue the fact that Jews were, in fact, unwanted in Germany, and that there was a state policy to remove them as a “parasitic people” harmful to the country.....

Revisionists do claim and argue that there was no state policy that called for the “mass extermination of the Jews” or any other unwanted minorities.”

Hence no genocide. This is what the Zionists are saying today. Nonetheless hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have died.  By the estimate of a new study by Harvard University at least 377,000 Palestinians have been murdered or died in Gaza, 20% of the population.

A study quoted in the Lancet in July 2024 estimated that 186,000 or more Palestinians had died.

Today there is an exterminationist mentality in Israel which far exceeds anything in Nazi Germany.  In Germany those who wished to  annihilate the Jews were confined to a small section of the Nazi  party itself, the ‘old fighters’ and the SS hierarchy.  Finish them is the most popular car bumper sticker  in Israel.

In August 2024, in an episode of  Israel’s most popular podcast, Two Nice Jewish Boys, host Weinstein said: 

If you gave me a button to just erase Gaza, every single living being in Gaza would no longer be living tomorrow. I would press it in a second.

No Israeli government minister or Netanyahu thought to condemn this genocidal talk because they, after all, have been indulging in similar rhetoric.

Most people in Germany did not know about the gas chambers or the Final Solution. They were a state secret which was jealously guarded. Most Nazis weren’t aware of the Final Solution.

By way of contrast in Israel everyone knows about the ongoing genocide.  Indeed a majority of the Israeli Jewish population wants to see Palestinians exterminated. The recent Pennsylvania State University poll shows that 47% of Israelis want to kill every single Palestinian in Gaza and over 60% believe that Amalek is relevant.  In other words over 60% of Israelis would like to see Palestinians in Gaza annihilated.

About this our rulers say nothing.  Instead they pretend that Israel is a ‘vibrant democracy’ (Kemi Badenoch). The rubbish this retard writes in The Times beggars belief.

Iran and Israel are not moral equivalents. Israel is a vibrant democracy that protects women and minorities and encourages them to vote, speak and dissent. In Iran women are brutalised by a theocratic dictatorship. Their ability to travel and work is restricted. They are beaten for showing their hair. Tortured for asking questions. Executed for demanding freedom.

Anyone who can’t see the difference between a liberal democracy and a terrorist regime needs to spend less time on social media and more time understanding reality.

When Iran launched its latest barrage of missiles, it didn’t target military installations. It targeted city centres. High rise housing. Hospitals. Civilians. This is a war crime, plain and simple. No excuses. No spin.

Given that Israel has targeted every single hospital in Gaza one might ask where this idiot has been.  To call her a holocaust denier is the least of it but this is the double-think our rulers operate under. Israel has bombed virtually every high rise in Gaza but according to this coconut Palestinians in Gaza don’t count. Black outside, white inside is the least that can be said about Badenoch.

What did Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of ‘liberal’ Israel say?

 “You must remember what Amalek has done to you, says our Holy Bible. And we do remember.”

As the anti-racist American magazine Mother Jones observed

There are more than 23,000 verses in the Old Testament. The ones Netanyahu turned to, as Israeli forces launched their ground invasion in Gaza, are among its most violent—and have a long history of being used by Jews on the far right to justify killing Palestinians. It went on to say that God commanded King Saul in the Book of Samuel I to kill every person in Amalek, a rival nation to ancient Israel.

“This is what the Lord Almighty says,” the prophet Samuel told Saul.

“‘I will punish the Amalekites for what they did to Israel when they waylaid them as they came up from Egypt. Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.’”

Netanyahu was just one of the openly genocidal Israeli Ministers. Amichai Eliyahu wanted to simply drop a nuclear bomb on Gaza. The batshit Israeli Ambassador to London, Tzipi Hotoveli, openly speculated that 600,000 Palestinians could be murdered in Gaza and found that totally acceptable.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich talked about the total destruction of Gaza and wiping it out. There is no doubt about the genocidal intentions of Israeli Ministers and the actions of Israeli soldiers have been captured on camera.

Israeli soldiers themselves have boasted on innumerable social media posts of their deeds yet Zionist papers like the Jewish Chronicle have consistently denied that there was a holocaust. Indeed they have said that the Gazan Health Ministry has overestimated the number of Palestinian deaths.

Presumably massive bombing, the razing of Gaza to the ground, the bombing of hospitals and schools has had no effect because these damned Palestinians are like cockroaches, indestructible.

According to the Jewish Chronicle of 16 April 2025 ‘Hamas’ death toll figures are a sham – and now we have proof’. The more restrained ‘academic’ tones of the Islamaphobic Henry Jackson Society of 13 December 2024 held that there was ‘Questionable Counting: Analysing the Death Toll from the Hamas-Run Ministry of Health in Gaza.’ According to the neo-con Washington Institute for Near East Policy Gaza Fatality Data Has Become Completely Unreliable.

It seems as if holocaust denial has become a cottage industry and of course the holocaust-denier-in-chief is none other than Sir Kid Starver

No longer do we have the questionable counting, juggling of population figures and seizing on any minor inaccuracy by the holocaust deniers. There is simply outright denial despite the pictures of total devastation and destruction. Never has holocaust denial been so profitable and widely accepted. Just as the Zionists refused to accept that there was a holocaust at the time when Europe’s Jews were dying so now they deny that what they doing is a holocaust either.

Tony Greenstein 

Poland's New anti-Semitic Government - Israel Keeps Silent

Although Poland’s Michal Kaminski has now deserted Law & Justice for the right-wing Civic Platform party, the differences between the two parties are marginal.  Both oppose abortion and the right of women to control their own bodies, both are homophobic and anti-gay rights, both oppose same sex marriages, euthenasia and the decriminalisation of soft drugs.  Both are free-market parties that support privatisation and liberal economics and of course both are virulently nationalist.

Kaminski led the campaign against a national Polish apology for the burning alive of up to 900 Jews in Jedwabne by Poles in 1941 (see )  Kaminski was formerly a member of the fascist National Revival of Poland Party. 

Kaminski paying the ritual visit to Yad Vashem - an obligatory stop for racist visitors to Israel

Kaminski was also the Zionists’ favourite anti-Semite, being a guest of honour in Israel at the Global Counter-Terrorism Conference in Herzliya, Israel, September 2009.  He also paid his respects to the dead of the holocaust at the Yad Vashem propaganda museum, following in the wake of former Nazi John Vorster and others.

However, according to the far-right Zionist editor of the Jewish Chronicle Stephen Pollard, "Far from being an anti-Semite, Mr Kaminski is about as pro-Israeli an MEP as exists."  ‘Poland's Kaminski is not an antisemite: he's a friend to Jews’.    Indeed Kaminski is ‘one of the greatest friends to the Jews in a town [Brussels] where antisemitism and a visceral loathing of Israel are rife.’ 

 In other words his Zionism shielded his anti-Semitism.  And Pollard wasn’t the only one.   Rabbi Schochet, member of the virulently racist Lubavitch sect, of Mill Hill synagogue, invited Kaminski to his synagogue explaining that:  “We are intending to host Michal Kaminski at an evening open to the entire community once his itinerary is confirmed. It is hoped to hold this event in liaison with Conservative Friends of Israel and I personally hope to host him in a private capacity on a Friday night.’

“I decided to extend the invitation precisely because of the ambiguity surrounding him. Mr Kaminski is known to have a colourful past but is presently a strong supporter of Israel and is leading a lobby against the anti-shechitah parties.”   JC 3.11.10.

A ‘colourful past’ is certainly one way of describing being a member of an openly anti-Semitic and fascist organisation, wearing fascist insignia and being a homophobe (among other sins). 

The following article in the liberal Jewish magazine Forward describes the anti-Semitic tendencies of Poland’s new Law & Justice Party.  It describes how in Wroclaw, a demonstration against Muslim refugees ended up burning an effigy of a Hasidic Jew, demonstrating if any proof were needed, that racism against Muslims will inevitably cross over into anti-Jewish racism.  Of course Israel has not criticised Poland’s new government.  Why should it?  They are both Islamaphobic and racist and in any case, anti-Semitism in Poland can only result in emigration to Israel, which is something that Netanyahu always welcomes.

Tony Greenstein

Poland Turns Hard to Right — and Jews Wind Up in Crosshairs

When some 50,000 people turned out in Warsaw recently to protest a plan by Poland’s ruling party to pack the nation’s constitutional court, the hard right-wing political faction responded quickly with a counter-demonstration of its own. Its counter-protest featured, among other things, a placard that mocked those claiming to defend democracy as “the committee to defend Jewish-Communist wealth.”

At around the same time in Wroclaw, Poland’s fourth largest city, crowds at a parallel demonstration to support the recently elected Law and Justice party shouted, “Wroclaw is being de-Polanized as the Jews are buying up homes in the city.”

At another Wroclaw demonstration, held November 18 to protest a European Union plan that would see Poland admit some 7,000 Syrian refugees, demonstrators denounced the proposed immigrants as Islamists — and to somehow add to this point, they set fire to a previously prepared effigy of a Hasidic Jew holding the E.U. flag.

Image: Reuters:  Rage and a Non Sequitur? To protest against the immigration of Muslims and Syrian refugees, demonstrators in Wroclaw on November 18 burn an Orthodox Jew in effigy.

“God, Honor and Fatherland,” the crowd then chanted.

Since the October 25 elections that gave the strongly nationalist Law and Justice Party an absolute majority in parliament, Poland has been a nation in crisis. Like several other countries in Europe, the right-wing party’s rise back to power after eight years in opposition was fuelled in part by anti-immigrant furor, but also anger with the corruption of the government led by the incumbent Civic Platform party. A backlash from rural Poles who feel left behind by the country’s free-market reforms also played a big role. But critics charge that Law and Justice is now using its absolute majority to implement anti-democratic measures they denounce as “Putinist.”

And amid all this, somehow, Jews have become a focus of ire among the party’s defenders in the country whose huge Jewish population was decimated in the Nazi Holocaust.

“This government harbors anti-Judaic sentiment which can easily become anti-Semitism,” said the Rev. John Pawlikowski, professor of social ethics and director of the Catholic-Jewish studies program at the Catholic Theological Union, in Chicago.

Among other things, Law and Justice, known also by its Polish acronym, PiS, has failed to denounce the effigy burning in Wroclaw. The party also has appointed a defense minister who’s made anti-Semitic comments and has, via its culture minister, Piotr Glinski, threatened to sue those it believes guilty of “defamation against Poland.”

Image: Getty Images:  See You in Court: Piotr Glinski (center), Poland’s minister of culture, has threatened to sue those he believes guilty of defaming his country.

“It reminds me of the Communist takeover in the 1940s,” said Andrzej Zoll, a former ombudsman for the constitutional court.

David Harris, executive director of the American Jewish Committee, will soon visit Warsaw to discuss the current situation with members of the new government. In a telephone interview December 1, Harris told the Forward that any move away from the full throttle of democracy that Poland has experienced since 1989 would be a very disturbing development.

Harris cited AJC’s partnership with the Forum for Dialogue, the largest Polish nongovernmental organization dealing with Polish-Jewish relations, which has sponsored wide-ranging Polish-Jewish dialogue since 1996.

“If the forum continues to flourish, it will be a good and welcome sign,” Harris said. “If this is not the case, everyone should be concerned, and it will be a good litmus test.”

AJC has been involved in Poland for 26 years. “We will continue to remain involved with democratic forces there,” Harris said.

Many see the new government’s drumbeat for Polish patriotism as cause for concern.

Barbara Engelking, director of the Polish Center for Holocaust Research at Warsaw University, said she saw the form of national identity that PiS promotes as an immature and simplistic model that constitutes a setback in Polish thinking about the past.

Citing historical research in recent years that deals with Polish crimes against Jews, such as the 1941 massacre at Jedwabne and the murder of Jews elsewhere during the German occupation, Engelking said she had hoped this research would give the national discussion a deeper dimension that would force serious reflection and help build a mature, complex national identity with an awareness not just of Polish victimhood, but also of the crimes that Poles have committed against Jews.

Jan Zaryn, a PiS senator, disagrees. During a phone interview, he denied that nationalists were rewriting history. “We do not have to lie about our history, because it’s beautiful,” he said, citing the valor of the Polish underground during the German occupation and the loss of 3 million non-Jewish Polish lives under the Nazis, the same as the number of Polish Jews. Zaryn also denied that there is deeply rooted anti-Semitism in Poland.

Polish prosecutors are considering a libel suit against Jan Gross, a Polish-born Princeton University professor who recently wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the German newspaper Die Welt, in which he claimed Poles killed more Jews than they killed Germans during the German occupation. Gross is the author of several books about Polish atrocities during World War II, including “Neighbors: The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne,” about the 1941 Polish massacre of Jews.

The Polish American Congress, representing 9.5 million Polish Americans, doubts that its countrymen murdered between 350 and 1,000 Jews, as generally estimated by historians, in Jedwabne then. Frank Milewski, who is in charge of documenting Holocaust information for the organization, said German bullet casings were found in the barn where the Jews were burned to death. He said no conclusions could be reached unless the bodies were exhumed. Frank Spula, president of PAC, declined comment.

In America, the Anti-Defamation League has expressed concerns about the government not taking the opportunity to distance itself from expressions of anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic acts. Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski responded to a call by the ADL on the government to condemn the burning in effigy of a Hasidic Jew at the November 18 Wroclaw protest by invoking “the Jewish lobby” and calling for Poland to create its own lobby and narratives.

At a November 17 conference in the Presidential Palace, called by President Andrzej Duda, representatives from Polish museums and other cultural institutions were told to galvanize Polish nationalism and to discard narratives that brought Poland shame. Glinski told the gathering that building a national identity was an important component in the PiS philosophy of government.

Notably, there was no E.U. flag in the conference room. According to Marcin Zyla, an editor at the Krakow-based liberal Catholic weekly Tygodnik Powszechny, the absence of the E.U. flag was a symbolic rebuke to the secular Western European community, which PiS sees as an existential threat to Catholic Poland.

“The push to create a bright image abroad is not new, but this government is promoting PiS policy much more brazenly and aggressively,” said Jan Grabowski, a Polish-born professor of history at the University of Ottawa, in Canada.

Polish xenophobia was very much evident during the November 18 demonstration in Wroclaw, when demonstrators demonized Muslim refugees, warning that the refugees were not welcome in Poland.

“Raped, beaten and murdered by the Islamic savages,” the crowd shouted. “Do you want it on our streets?” But what was the connection there between that and the burning in effigy of the Hasidic-looking Jew holding an E.U. flag, an action that Poland’s B’nai B’rith was quick to denounce?

“The Jew has always been portrayed in Polish folk culture as an eternal threat and a stranger,” said Piotr Pazinski, editor in chief of Midrasz, a Jewish cultural magazine in Warsaw. “Holding an E.U. flag fortifies their racist belief that Jews are orchestrating an E.U. plot to destroy white Catholic Poland.”

Image: Getty Images:  Powerful Pair: Poland’s new defense minister, Antoni Macierwicz (left) has suggested that the anti-Semitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion may be valid. Prime Minister Beata Szydio (right) has rebuffed demands to revoke his appointment.

So far there has been no official government denunciation of the Wroclaw incident.

“The silence of the government is deafening,” said Michael Schudrich, chief rabbi of Poland, although he believes the Wroclaw demonstration consisted of a small group of marginal people.

But some Jews outside Poland with years of philanthropic investment in the country are reluctant to stigmatize the new government. Sigmund Rolat, a Holocaust survivor and funder of Warsaw’s new Museum of the History of Polish Jews, which also receives government support, urged caution.

“Remember, everything is relative,” he said. “We know about the threat to Jews in Western Europe. By comparison, Poland is a safe haven for Jews. The mayor of Wroclaw has ordered an investigation of the incident, and they know who set the fire.”

Rolat has played a major role in the success of the annual Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow and is an honorary citizen of his hometown, Czestochowa, for his contributions to cultural life.

The museum’s director, Dariusz Stola, a history professor, stressed that he does not expect any pressure from the government to change the museum’s portrayal of Polish behavior during World War II. “The museum is a huge success,” Stola said.

Repeated efforts to reach philanthropist Tad Taube, whose foundation is a major supporter of Jewish life in Poland, were unsuccessful.

But the xenophobia and bigotry evident in the comments of government officials and in public behavior at pro-government rallies has left many observers pessimistic about the prospects for civil liberties and democratic values in Poland.

In an article in Foreign Affairs magazine, Mitchell Orenstein, a University of Pennsylvania history professor of Slavic studies, wrote “goodbye to gay rights, in-vitro fertilization, abortion in the case of potential harm to the mother, and other liberal policies.”

As for the future of the 10,000 members of Poland’s organized Jewish community (estimates of the total number of Jews in Poland beyond that core range up to 20,000), Konstanty Gebert, a columnist and veteran of the underground fight against communism, said: “If this democracy is curtailed, Jewish life will shrivel. We are too few to hunker down and weather the storm. Our future may well be on the line.”