Another "antisemitic" congressman in... Brazil? (surprise, surprise...)?

Question

On p. 17, 3-10 Nov. eddition of the he SA Jewish Report, it is reported that Brazilian congressman Clodovil Hernandez said that Jews manipulate the Holocaust story. thet was followed by one accusing him of being... "antisemitic". Here are some facts:
Philip cohen, an American Jewish dentist who decided to become a "historian" falsely accused Serbs of "collaborating with the Nazis" after "and even before" the latter occupied Yugoslavia, and also suggested that "only tens of thousands" were butchered in the Jasenovac death camp (the real number-almost a million). During the NATO Jihad in 1999, there was some kind of demonstrations in Israel, with the aim of collecting money for refugees from Kosovo. One Israeli newspaper shows a picture of one holding a sign suggesting: "Kosovo=we, 60 years ago". The Stern Gang in today's Israel tried to negotiate with the Nazis on cooperation. Uri Avneri, Amotz Kainan & Moshe Arens are former SG members, who praised NATO, comparing Serbs to "Nazis".

Answer 1

I don't deny that what happened to Jews during the Holocaust wasn't an awful thing,'cos it was...But this does not give some of them the right to think that they are the only ones who suffered during history,and definitely doesn't give them the right to qualify everyone as racists...
This is so hypocritically...And I think another good example is the reaction of the Israeli government when Jörg Heider ,a well known racist,was elected in the Austrian government in 2000,Israel recalled back its ambassador....Of course this didn't stop Olmert to call on Lieberman to join the government...

"Lieberman believes any remaining Arab citizens should be required to sign a loyalty oath to Israel as a “Jewish and democratic state” -- loyalty to a democratic state alone will not suffice. Any who refuse will be physically expelled from Israel.
And, as a coup de grace, he has recently demanded the execution for treason of any Arab parliamentarian who talks to the Palestinian leadership in the occupied territories or commemorates Nakba Day, which marks the expulsion and permanent dispossession of the Palestinian people in 1948. That would include every elected representative of Israel’s Arab population.
These are Lieberman’s official positions. Apparently unofficially he wants even worse measures taken against Palestinians, both inside Israel and in the occupied territories. In May 2004, for example, he told a crowd of his supporters, in Russian, that 90 per cent of the country’s Arab citizens should be expelled. “They have no place here. They can take their bundles and get lost.” His speech could have had second billing with one by Adolf Hitler at a Nuremberg Rally. "