On the recordJanuary 28, 2020
I do want to silence them. I do not want them to feel that they can be free to talk and say anti-Semitic remarks and not going to be scolded about it.
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congress.govI do want to silence them. I do not want them to feel that they can be free to talk and say anti-Semitic remarks and not going to be scolded about it.
Lipstadt emphasizes the need to confront and silence anti-Semitic remarks.
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For him to do that is feeding into neo-Nazi beliefs, neo-Nazi sentiments enough.
They certainly are part of the panorama of sources of anti-Semitism, particularly in Germany.
Antisemitism is more than just a threat to Jews. It is a multilevel threat to well-being--to national well-being to democracy, national security, and stability.
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