Oh really.  Let’s take a look at what fundamentalist Jews think of everyone else.

What particularly concerns the authors is the total contempt which Jewish fundamentalists show toward non-Jews. Rabbi Kook the Elder, the revered father of the messianic tendency of Jewish fundamentalism, said, “The
difference between a Jewish soul and souls of non-Jews—all of them in
all different levels—is greater and deeper than the difference between
a human soul and the souls of cattle.”

Isn’t this the same attitude that everyone condemns the Nazis for?

The
Vatican said Tuesday that moving Pope Pius XII closer to sainthood is
not a hostile act against Jews, even though the wartime pontiff has
been criticized for not speaking out enough against the Holocaust.

A
Vatican statement said Tuesday that the move should not be an obstacle
to dialogue between Jews and the Catholic Church, and insisted Pope
Benedict XVI has sentiments of “great friendship and respect” for the
Jews.

The statement sought to quell the outrage sparked among
many Jewish groups after Benedict signed a decree on Pius’s virtues.
The decree means that Pius can be beatified — the first major step
toward sainthood — once a miracle attributed to his intercession has
been recognized.

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