Sentence examples for holocaust remarks from inspiring English sources

Some commentators said Mr. Barak, in careful comments on Sunday about Rabbi Yosef's Holocaust remarks, had pandered to the rabbi so as not to spoil the chances of Shas's rejoining the government, or at least backing efforts to revive peace talks.

Spicer said he still hasn't spoken with Trump about the Holocaust remarks, but knows he "let the president down".

Many people were furious when Donald Trump Jr. made a flippant Holocaust remark on Thursday morning ― especially GQ news correspondent Keith Olbermann, who responded by calling both Trump and Trump Jr. assholes.

In his official 2013 Nowruz address, Supreme Leader of Iran Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei questioned the veracity of the Holocaust, remarking that "The Holocaust is an event whose reality is uncertain and if it has happened, it's uncertain how it has happened".

"They were mortified by how little they knew about the Holocaust," Annie remarks of her mother and Stormy.

"Robert Iwaszkiewicz belongs to an extremist party whose leader has a history of Holocaust denial, racist remarks and misogynistic comments".

In his Holocaust Memorial Day remarks, Archbishop Williams speaks movingly about the need to speak up.

But he did not address the substance of his views on the Holocaust or disavow the remarks he made in the interview.

A joint statement issued Sunday by the Vatican and the chancellor's office said that both the pope and Mrs. Merkel referred to Benedict's Jan . 28remarks condemning Holocaust denial and expressing solidarity with Jews.

Mr. Weizman, who mentioned the Holocaust twice in his remarks, said he "appreciated" the pope's "request for forgiveness for deeds carried out in the past by representatives of the church against the Jewish people".

The language he used in addressing the Holocaust in his farewell remarks later seemed less emotive than in May 2006, when Benedict prayed at the cells and crematories of Auschwitz on a visit he called "particularly difficult and troubling for a Christian, for a pope from Germany".