Orthodox Rabbi Says Holocaust Exaggerated, Fewer Than 1 Million Jews Died

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 2, 2016

This is fun.

An Israeli-born Orthodox rabbi in NYC has come out and claimed that fewer than a million Jews died in the alleged Holocaust by Adolf Hitler.

Though we thankfully have no Holocaust-denial laws here in the land of the free, if the Jew was in Europe, he could actually be arrested and sentenced to prison under Holocaust denial legislation, given that he is “lessening” the suffering. Denial laws literally state that exactly six million died, to the point where you could potentially be convicted of a crime for saying that only 5,999,999 died (not even joking, this is a real thing).

Of course, he is denying on an esoteric technicality, but there is a serious chance he would still face trouble in Europe.

Haaretz:

A New York-based ultra-Orthodox rabbi who has posted thousands of popular outreach lectures online said in a lecture on Tuesday only about 1 million halachic Jews, meaning people born of a Jewish mother, perished in the Holocaust.

In a video on his YouTube channel filmed at a lecture in Queens, New York, Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi cited high assimilation rates in Europe before World War II to make his claim that 80 percent of those identified as Jews killed by the Nazis during the Holocaust were not Jewish according to halakha, or Jewish law.

“If you look at the percent of assimilation that there was in Europe, which already reached 80 percent, it’s reasonable to assume that 80 percent of the 6 million were not Jews,” said Mizrachi, who teaches at a yeshiva in Monsey.

“The truth is that not even 1 million Jews were killed. Not that this is, God forbid, an insignificant number, it’s massive, but there is a difference between 1 million and 6 million.”

“To the non-Jews, everyone who has a little bit of Jewish blood is Jewish,” Mizrachi explained. “For example, according to secular law, Howard Stern, the impure, despicable man, is a Jew.”

But, Mizrachi contends, his mother is not Jewish, so “it is forbidden for a [Jewish] woman to marry him.” Someone in the audience can be heard asking who is Howard Stern.

“There are thousands of people in the U.S. named Cohen and Levy who are total non-Jews…That’s how it was in Europe.”

Mizrachi also posts his videos on Divineinformation.com, his outreach website launched in 2004.

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In his most recent post entitled ‘Divine Laws about Women’s clothing,’ he delineates to the centimeter the way women must dress at all times, even in their own home. Guidelines include rules like “a woman can show her feet up to 8 feet cm from the heel,” and “a woman does not have to wear stockings at home with her husband. But if her husband learns Torah or prays or makes blessings she has to wear stockings in front of him.”

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Mizrachi was born in Israel and moved to the United States in his 20s, where he received ordination.

In actual fact, these hardcore religious Jews are significantly less of a problem than the secular Jews. I’m not defending them, of course. But on the scale of Jewing, they are much less dangerous, and tend to spend most of their time attacking other Jews, as we see here.

And these are really the only one having kids these days.

Here’s the denial video. It’s in Hebrew without subtitles, but the guys demeanor is worth looking at – he’s obviously one of those funny Jews.