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Holocaust Remembrance Day: Netanyahu Compares Iran Nuclear Threat to Nazi Menace.

Monday, April 28, 2014 8:20
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Benjamin Netanyahu speaking at Yad Vashem Sunday, April 27, 2014. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

 

 

 

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Netanyahu Compares Iran Nuclear Threat to Nazi Menace

 

 

April 28 2014

 

 

The world seems poised for WW3 with many nations actually inciting war reactions with their invasive actions. Israeli PM stated that “The hate against Jews hasn’t disappeared, but has morphed into a murderous hate against the Jewish state.” and he hit the nail on the head. The Bible prophesied that at the very end of ages all nations would be gathered against Israel for war. Folks, we are watching that unfold before our own eyes.

 

 

The world turned a blind eye to the rising Nazi threat over 75 years ago, and today Iran is being allowed to develop its nuclear program and menace Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday as the country marked Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

 

 

Declaring that Iran was determined to acquire nuclear weapons, and urging international negotiators to insist that Iran’s enrichment and other nuclear capabilities be completely dismantled, Netanyahu warned: “A deal that leaves Iran as a threshold nuclear state will bring the world to the threshold of the abyss.”

 

 

Israeli leaders gathered at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial Sunday night to remember the 6 million victims of the Nazi genocide.

 

 

On Monday morning, an air raid siren will ring out for two minutes as the nation comes to a standstill to mark Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Day, as the memorial day is official known.

 

 

Six survivors of the Shoah lit torches at Yad Vashem Sunday night, and Netanyahu and President Shimon Peres spoke at the ceremony.

 

 

Netanyahu said the world had failed to act against the rising Nazi threat, despite being warned about it, drawing a line to current tensions with the Iranian regime.

 

 

“It’s not that they did not see. It’s that they did not want to see,” he said of world leaders before the Holocaust.

 

 

“Today we are facing real threats and immediate dangers,” he said. “I call on the world power to insist that Iran completely give up its abilities to make nuclear weapons.”

 

 

He added that Israel would not stand by silently.

 

 

“In contrast to our situation in the Holocaust today we have a tremendous power to protect ourselves,” he said. “Israel is stronger than ever.”

 

 

“On behalf of the Jewish people, I say to those who have sought and still seek to destroy us: You have failed and you will fail.”

 

 

The speech was a familiar echo of years past, when Netanyahu has also warned of the Iranian threat and vowed to defend the country from suffering another holocaust.

 

 

“Iran is warning openly about its intentions to destroy us and is working with all its might to carry it out,” the prime minister said at the same ceremony in 2013. “The hate against Jews hasn’t disappeared, but has morphed into a murderous hate against the Jewish state. We won’t leave our fate in the hands of others, even the best of our friends.”

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