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Sky news airs Gaza war images during Holocaust segment


After BBC sparked uproar when it asked viewers whether it was time to 'lay the Holocaust to rest,' another British TV network raises ire with controversial choice of footage to air with its 'Auschwitz Remembered' segment.

While the BBC was asking its viewers whether it was "Is the time coming to lay the Holocaust to rest?" Sky News decided to draw a link between the Holocaust and the summer war in Gaza by airing images of destruction in Gaza in a segment dedicated to the International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

In a discussion on anti-Jewish sentiments, Boulton said that "many people would say that the behavior of the state of Israel, unfortunately, its attitude towards the Palestinians, has poured fuel on anti-Semitism."
While Rabbi Mirvis was responding to Boulton's claims, noting that anti-Semitism has existed long before Israel's establishment and that many of the anti-Zionist sentiments are affected by anti-Semitic ones, images from the wreckage in the Gaza Strip of the summer's war were shown.

The timing of the question was particularly shocking in the wake of growing levels of anti-Semitism in Europe, the recent terror attacks in Paris and the ongoing fear felt by Jews in Europe. Last week, a study found that a quarter of young British Jews believe another Holocaust will take place during their lifetime.

I tend to try and ignore the m**gs who try and link the holocaust with the gaza conflict.

Why is it only Jews should lay their past to rest? half of their people annihilated and they should "lay it to rest" whilst every other groups are allowed to commemorate?.

Whats their political editor got to do with any of this? Sure it's tasteless, likely more to do with someone screwing up on the immediate level. Rather than some sort of Islamist conspiracy which you are trying to present it as.

And here we have the true mind of a leftist apologist ^^^^

Making excuses for people who themselves have admitted no mistake.

Much like how the left insist on being the translation mouthpiece of palestinions.

palestinian: "I want to kill Jews"
Aj12: "what he means is that he would like to end the occupation"



palestinian: "I want to slaughter all Jews and take all of Israel
Aj12: "It sounds worse when translated because Arabic is a flower-descriptive language. What he means is that he wants to end the occpuation"


Sky News purposely post Gaza images during Holocaust remembrance segment.

Aj12: "it was probably a mistake by a media student in the gallery"

Is English your first language?

I only ask because it seems you have misunderstood the meaning, and order, of the sentence.

"is the time right...?" is a very different thing to "the time is right".

And simply, the answer is no.

No need to kick up a fuss.

Why do you think the question is inferring?

How come we don't have these questions regarding WW1?

2 minutes silence , poppies, marches, royal family, half of London grinds to a halt.

It was so long ago. Let's "lay it to rest"




A disgusting question to ask and deliberately timed to cause offence.

The boat that carried Sir Winston Churchill's coffin along the Thames in 1965 has made the same journey to mark the 50th anniversary of his funeral. Members of the Churchill family were aboard the Havengore, which travelled to Westminster in central London.