Irish President Compares Israel to the Nazis Before Dragging Jews Out of the Room During Holocaust Speech

Justine Brooke Murray | January 27, 2025
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80 years ago Monday, the Auschwitz extermination camp was liberated.

It’s a day when Jews around the world commemorate, annually, the Nazi genocide of 6 million members of their community, including 1.1 million people murdered at the camp. 

But Ireland’s Hamas-sympathizing president decided what better way to relay the message, “Never again” than by lecturing a room full of Jews and descendents of Holocaust survivors that they must lie down and let Gazan terrorists finish the job?

On Sunday, President Michael D. Higgins used his speech at an International Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony to hold the Holocaust over the heads of its victims and espouse the same age-old hatred that sent Jews to the ovens in the first place. 

“When wars and conflicts become accepted or presented as seemingly unending, humanity is a loser,” preached the gremlin in an attempt to equate Israel with Hitler's Nazis for their defensive war against Hamas. 

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Their war began in response to Hamas mass murdering over 1,200 Israelis on October 7, 2023, the worst pogrom against Jews since the Holocaust.

Irish Jews attending Sunday's event didn’t want Higgins present in the first place, given his track record of downplaying antisemitism and making Ireland Gaza-Lite. When the event’s organizers refused to heed their request, they begged Higgins to at least keep his speech straight, without inverting their ancestral trauma.

But that is exactly what he did by railing against Israel for leaving “thousands (of Gazans) searching for relatives in the rubble.”

Higgins implied that anyone who refuses to gaslight Israel and march for anti-Jewish Jihad in the streets, is “complicit” in the “actions of silence or the averted gaze of those who, by their indifference, allowed the Holocaust to be planned, prepared and to occur.”

Meanwhile, Jewish attendees who stood up to protest his libelous remarks were violently dragged out of the auditorium as fellow audience members sat silently and remained indifferent to a scene that looked all too similar to 1930’s Europe.

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