And the BBC's weasel worded non-apology for stoking antisemitism by blaming the victims of the bus incident for making anti-Islam comments - which even with my rubbish Hebrew I knew didn't happen, based on the footage BBC had.
My maternal grandmother fled the pogroms but her two sisters, brother and their entire families disappeared into the camps. I never knew any of them of course but as I grew older I realised it probably went some way to explaining my grandmother's personality and certainly, survivor's guilt affected my mother.
I, too, would like to know if there's any context to this or is he just an awful person?