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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at a Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony. Photo: Screenshot.
The deal being discussed between Iran and world powers shows that the historical lesson of the Holocaust has not been internalized, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at Wednesday’s state ceremony held at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day.
“The day of victory over the Nazis was not only a day of relief and joy,” said Netanyahu. “It was a day mixed with terrible sorrow for our people, and it was also a day of soul-searching for leaders of all peoples.”
