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Here is an article from the front page of FoxNews.com. Please take your nitroglycerin pill prior to reading:

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MONSEY, N.Y. The photograph (of Yisroel Dovid Weiss hugging Iranian president-you have all seen it by now) is jarring, to say the least. Why on earth would a rabbi from New York travel to Tehran to embrace Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a man who says the Holocaust never happened and that Israel should be annihilated?
In Rockland County, N.Y., a short drive north from New York City, "love thy neighbor" has been a hard commandment to follow in the weeks since a contingent of fringe religious leaders set out to shake the Iranian president's hand.
This small suburban county has the highest percentage of Jews in the nation, and many if not most of them have been seething since leaders of the ultra-Orthodox sect Neturei Karta attended the Holocaust conference in Tehran and seemingly lent their support to known Holocaust deniers.
Rabbi ---RABBI? another proof that a beard and peyos dont make you a rabbi ---Yisroel Dovid Weiss led the Neturei Karta delegation to Iran's capital on Dec. 11 to participate in a two-day conference on whether the Holocaust occurred. Among the other attendees were former Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard David Duke and French professor and gas-chamber denier Robert Fuerisson.
---nice choice of buddies, Weiss---

"This kind of cozying up to tyrants, it's really unconscionable," said Holocaust survivor Walter Greenberg, 73, who lives in the county, only about 20 miles north of New York City.
Rabbi Michael Gisser, the executive director of the Holocaust Museum and Study Center in Spring Valley, called the gathering a "conference of hate."
"A lot of people that were there really want to destroy and kill Jews from their agendas," Gisser said.

Rockland County is known for its rich Jewish diversity members of every denomination, from the outwardly religious Hasidim to Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews, live here in the lower Hudson Valley.
But residents say Neturei Karta, led by Weiss, is a fringe operation that espouses views held by virtually no one else in the community namely that Israel must be destroyed and put into Arab hands before the coming of the Messiah.
"He wants his 10 minutes of infamy," Greenberg said. "That's what it's about."
Neturei Karta, Aramaic for "guardians of the city," was founded in Jerusalem in 1938 as a splinter group of Agudas Yisroel, (HUH?) an anti-Zionist cell of Orthodox Jews founded 26 years before, according to the Neturei Karta Web site.
The group denies that they are "a small sect or an extremist group of 'ultra-orthodox' Jews," but rather are "fighting the changes and inroads made by political Zionism during the past 100 odd years," according to the site.
"Zionism is a fundamentally heretical movement which denies the Divine imperative that Jews remain in exile until the day when all mankind will be miraculously redeemed,” Weiss told a gathering of protesters in New York City in November. (yeah, weiss, we heard your stupid statement already. you're repeating yourself. and guess what nobody out there cares what you think)
The Neturei Karta's U.S. branch is based in a sprawling but dilapidated tenement in Monsey, a village ringed with strip malls boasting clothing bargains and fast-food shops that offer kosher pizza and falafel.
It's Jewish small-town America.
At a time when most Americans prepared to celebrate Christmas, menorahs twinkled from the tops of minivans as men dressed in black with long, curly side locks hitched rides home and bicyclists, their prayer-shawl tassels twisting in the wind, raced home for Hanukkah celebrations.
Rafael, a nearly 20-year resident of the community, said Neturei Karta has only a handful of members. He, along with other residents interviewed by FOXNews.com last week, declined to give their full names, fearing reprisals within the community. "[Weiss] definitely does not represent any part of the Jewish community except for his little hole in the wall," Rafael said. "I really believe he should be considered a traitor to the country.
"This is a very, very good country and I think that someone who goes ahead and does what he does hugs and kisses the enemy of the world should be considered a traitor. Revoke his citizenship." Yeah, Rafael!
Weiss and his group have made headlines with protests in Washington and in photo opportunities with the Palestine Liberation Organization. ---thanks for the embarrassment, weiss. we all saw your protesting in washington on shabbos with your shtreimel. Shame on you. and we saw you bringing flowers to a dying Arafat in Paris on a friday afternoon. Why dont you save the flowers for your wife, and spend your fridays going to the mikvah and getting ready for shabbos with your family instead of in paris?---
"Nobody embraces him," said Simon, a 10-year resident of Monsey who declined to give his last name. "The blood pressure goes up."
A woman who came to a door marked "Beck" at Neturei Karta headquarters Tuesday said Weiss did not live at the building. Other officials were not available for comment. Phone calls to Weiss were not returned.
But there was no denying that Neturei Karta had been in Tehran.
"We put effort into attending occasions such as this because we feel that we have both a religious and religion-based humanitarian duty to spread our message as much as possible," Rabbi Aharon Cohen said at the Holocaust (denier) (notice how the press calls it a Holocaust conference instead of what it is -- a Holocaust denier conference) conference, according to remarks published on the Neturei Karta Web site. (So you have to go to this type of conference. You dont have the brains and sensitivity to skip this one. Nice.)
"He's still my customer," Rafael said of Weiss. "I'll take his money, but I'll be happy to see him go."

Most worrisome to Jewish leaders is the publicity machine that seems to follow Neturei Karta; photos of Weiss embracing Ahmadinejad garnered headlines around the globe.
"A rabbi kissing someone who considers himself the sworn enemy of Israel, which is the Jewish state," Gisser said. "People ask questions."
There is more to the article,you can see it at foxnews.com. This makes my blood boil. What a first class creep!! First off, want to say at least Fox is talking about the fact that this is not the opinion of normal jews. It must be really titillating to see a Rabbi that is anti Israel, the average goy equates Rabbis with Israel, so the media people love having him on. I have seen several of his interviews. Secondly, this mans grandparents were killed in Auschwitz, and his parents suffered in the Holocaust as well (aside from losing their parents) His father in law is a survivor, suffers to this day. I wonder how he takes to his crazy son in law cavorting around with Holocaust deniers. An informal poll - #1-if this guy were your son in law, what would you do? and 2- if this guy were your cousin, would you invite him to family simchas?