ADL Defends Ukraine's Neo-Nazis: They "Don't Attack Jews or Jewish Institutions"Chris MenahanInformationLiberation Mar. 25, 2022 |
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![]() ![]() In an article titled, "Why is Putin Calling the Ukrainian Government a Bunch of Nazis?" the ADL interviewed David Fishman, professor of Jewish History at The Jewish Theological Seminary, to explain why Ukraine's neo-Nazis aren't so bad. "There are neo-Nazis in Ukraine, just as there are in the U.S., and in Russia for that matter. But they are a very marginal group with no political influence and who don't attack Jews or Jewish institutions in Ukraine," Fishman said. ![]() "Russia has for years highlighted the activity of a marginal group of Ukrainian ultra-nationalists as a way of trying to stigmatize all of Ukraine," Fishman claimed. "Yes, some members of these ultra-nationalist groups have used Nazi insignia, made Hitler salutes, and used antisemitic rhetoric, but they are politically insignificant and in no way representative of Ukraine. The political parties which the ultra-nationalists support received just over 2 percent of the vote in the 2019 elections. Ukraine is a flawed democracy, but unquestionably a democracy, and in no way a Nazi regime." ![]() Ukraine's neo-Nazis are the good type of neo-Nazis because they're funded and armed by Israeli billionaires. ![]() Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds, Parler and Telegram. |