In the latest in a string of high profile incidents involving the use of Nazi symbols or policies, Japanese entrepreneur Takafumi Horie (pictured) wore a
“Never mind” it included an anti-war message, this is nothing less than a disgusting publicity stunt,” charged Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Associate Dean and Director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center’sGlobal Social Action Agenda. “We note Japan Public TV’s apology, but we don’t need more apologies but basic education for the Japanese people about the veils of Nazism,” Cooper concluded.
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