Israel and the Holocaust

What is the speaker's approach when discussing the Holocaust with Jewish groups in Europe?

• He uses humor to lighten the mood.

• He uses a more aggressive tone.

• He is more deferential and sensitive.

• He avoids the topic entirely.

Why do some Holocaust survivors in Israel oppose Menachem Begin's political use of the Holocaust?

• They believe it honors the memory of the Holocaust.

• They are indifferent to his references.

• They think it cheapens the Holocaust.

• They support his political agenda.

What is the speaker's view on using the Holocaust as a political tool?

• He feels it is a respectful way to honor history.

• He is indignant and believes it cheapens the Holocaust.

• He thinks it is an effective way to gain support.

• He believes it is a necessary political strategy.

How does the speaker describe Menachem Begin's comparison during the Lebanon invasion?

• As a sign of a deranged mind.

• As a strategic political move.

• As a respectful homage.

• As a necessary comparison.

What was the reaction of Holocaust survivor groups to Begin's frequent references to the Holocaust?

• They encouraged more frequent references.

• They supported his references.

• They protested publicly against it.

• They were indifferent to his references.