We disagree, but nevermind; it seems, his daughter Miriam also is of another opinion....once again we have the "Jewish groups", led by the Wiesenthal Center, who are not even UK citizens, wading in with pompous and censorious comments about the juvenile antics of a not-very-bright 20 year old. Let his parents deal with him. Let British war veterans make their feelings clear, if they wish to. But I think it's a mistake to make every WW2 / Nazi issue an exclusively or mainly "Jewish" issue. It isn't, and it isn't in our interests to make it so.
In her report in the J-Post on affair l'Harry, the "pompous and censorious" dean of the Wiesenthal Center is allowed to fulminate for four whole paragraphs!!
Signs of a rift in the house of Shaviv? And would the Wiesenthal dean have spoken so freely to daughter Miriam had he known of father Paul's feelings?
In the comments: Mrs. Shaviv speaks!
