1986 Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel is joining the growing ranks of Jews who are disgusted by the Goldstone report.
First, More than 40 Nobel Prize winners from various countries have added their signatures to a full-page ad denouncing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that is due to be published in The New York Times and International Herald Tribune in the next few days.
The ad, initiated by 1986 Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel, condemns Iran's severe human rights violations and warns that Iran's nuclear program is a danger to humanity.
Speaking to a Haaretz reporter, Wiesel then blasted Richard Goldstone and his slanderous, agenda-driven, propaganda report against the IDF in the Cast Lead operation, calling the report "a crime against the Jewish people."
source: Haaretz.
First, More than 40 Nobel Prize winners from various countries have added their signatures to a full-page ad denouncing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that is due to be published in The New York Times and International Herald Tribune in the next few days.
The ad, initiated by 1986 Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel, condemns Iran's severe human rights violations and warns that Iran's nuclear program is a danger to humanity.
Speaking to a Haaretz reporter, Wiesel then blasted Richard Goldstone and his slanderous, agenda-driven, propaganda report against the IDF in the Cast Lead operation, calling the report "a crime against the Jewish people."
source: Haaretz.
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