Norman Finkelstein Claims Hitler 'Solved the Jewish Question' Through Extermination
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Author Norman Finkelstein claimed that Hitler "solved the Jewish question" by exterminating six million European Jews, suggesting this action reduced antisemitism. He made these remarks during a podcast interview while discussing the origins of Zionism. Finkelstein's comments came after the UK's Green Party passed a motion labeling Zionism as racism and calling for a single democratic Palestinian state. Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the Green Party's motion, accusing them of legitimizing terrorism.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Norman Finkelstein claimed Hitler "solved the Jewish question" by exterminating six million European Jews.
- Finkelstein stated that the extermination of Jews led to lower levels of antisemitism in Europe.
- His comments were made during a discussion about the UK Green Party's "Zionism is Racism" motion.
- The Green Party motion called for a single democratic Palestinian state, effectively ending Israel.
- Israel's Foreign Ministry criticized the Green Party, accusing them of legitimizing terrorism.
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