How would Israelis treat Jews who served in Hitler's army willingly?

Question

I read about how there were over 100000 Jews who willingly served in Hitler's army, with his full knowledge and approval (some became generals) -- this is a historical fact. Just wondering if any of those ever moved to Israel, how would their neighbors treat them if they knew? Would descendants of those Hitler Jews be afforded the same rights of refuge in Israel as other Jews?

To BMCR (and any other doubters) -- I invite you to search google for "Jews in Hitler's army" before you tell me I'm wrong. Check your facts before jumping on assumptions.

http://www.rense.com/general43/jewserved.htm

http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/18373/edition_id/368/format/html/displaystory.html

http://www.revisionisthistory.org/jewishnazi.html

http://www.kansaspress.ku.edu/righit.html

http://www.jewishaz.com/jewishnews/020705/army.shtml

Answer 1

they've been hunted and many were lynched after ww2

Answer 2

You have read incorrectly. (In other words, choose your source material more wisely.)

As is the case, the Nazis considered anyone with even a small percentage of "Jewish blood" in them as candidates for their "final solution" thus it would have been impossible for a Jew to serve the Nazis in their army.

Update:

You should have posted your source material earlier. (There are so many baseless claims made on Yahoo Answers even with "sources". Some of your sources appear to be legitimate (Revisionist and neo nazi sources excluded).)

Just one point, from one of the articles:
"...along with some statistical extrapolation, Rigg concluded that more than 100,000 such soldiers "

Statistical extrapolation can be a tricky business. In other words, he has not documented that many cases, he just extrapolates it and such an extrapolation could be way off base (or not).

Answer 3

Expel him

Answer 4

most likely they would be treated badly