Man Hides Jews During WWII, Jews Murder His Family Members in Gaza

Daily Stormer
August 16, 2014

His entire life was likely cursed by this Jewish trinket.  There is nothing more damning than being approved of by Jews.
His entire life was likely cursed by this Jewish trinket. There is nothing more damning than being approved of by Jews.

The main problem with the Jews is that they always Jew you.

I hate to say it, but this old guy is clearly getting his comeuppance for helping the Jews. Helping a Jew is a horrible, evil thing to do, in any circumstance.

AFP:

A 91-year-old Dutch man honoured by Israel for shielding a Jew from the Nazis has handed back his medal after six of his relatives were killed in a Gaza air strike.

Henk Zanoli returned his Righteous Among the Nations award to the Israeli ambassador in The Hague this week after an Israeli F-16 destroyed his great niece’s Gaza home, killing all inside.

“It is with great sorrow that I am herewith returning the medal I received as an honour and a token of appreciation from the State of Israel for the efforts and risks taken by my mother and her family in saving the life of a Jewish boy during the German occupation,” Zanoli said in a letter dated Monday.

According to Zanoli’s letter addressed to the Israeli ambassador, the bomb dropped by the Israeli military on July 20 during its massive Gaza offensive, flattened a four-storey building at the Bureij Refugee Camp, killing all inside.

“The great-great grandchildren of my mother have lost their grandmother, three uncles, an aunt and a cousin at the hands of the Israeli military,” Zanoli said in the letter, published by liberal Israeli newspaper Haaretz and widely circulated in the Dutch media.

“It is particularly shocking and tragic that today, four generations on, our family is faced with the murder of our kin in Gaza. Murder carried out by the State of Israel,” Zanoli said.

Israeli officials have confirmed they are aware of the situation, but have refused to comment.

Henk Zanoli, second from right, with his family in 1942.
Henk Zanoli, second from right, with his family in 1942.

Apparently, his niece married a Palestinian man, which I don’t approve of any more than I approve of saving Jews from summer camp.  But this story very well illustrates, poetically, how the Jewish race operates.