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June/July 1995 Israel My Glory

Israel in the News Jun/Jul 1995

‘Nazi’ salute upsets Holocaust survivors News photos of Palestinian policemen raising a Nazi-style salute increase anxiety among Holocaust survivors, according to a Bikur Holim Hospital psychiatrist who researched survivors’ ability to cope with the present. Dr. Yehudit Rappaport and Dr. Shalom Robinson of the center for Holocaust studies found their subjects through Yad Vashem. Those int

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