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Update:

	Austria's extreme-right leader Joerg Haider dies in car crash Austrian extreme-right leader Joerg Haider, who sparked outrage with comments praising Nazi policies, died in a car crash Saturday, prompting shocked tributes and speculation about the country's political future.

Nazi salute for Australian Holocaust denier Gerald Toben, 64, was detained on arrival at London's Heathrow Airport under a European Union arrest warrant.		Simon Wiesenthal Centre protests Holocaust denier public appearance in Spain Roeder was invited to speak at the extreme-rightist and racist Alianza Nacional party headquarters.

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This week 70 years ago, the infamous Munich Agreement was signed. Have today’s political leaders learnt the lesson ?

More News:

	Romania’s PM announces construction of Holocaust Memorial in Bucharest
	Polish Righteous Among the Nations to be honored at Yad Vashem Sunday
	Israel reacts cautiously to pope's support for WWII predecessor
	Giant poster of Gilad Shalit at Paris town hall
	Benedict XVI backs beatification of Nazi-era pope, 'risky and premature' says Jewish group
	Former French-Colombian hostage pays tribute to Gilad Shalit
	Vatican defends Nazi-era pope after rabbi's comments
	Launch of new body aimed at instilling more tolerance across Europe
	Obama, McCain court Florida's key Jewish votes
	Rabbi Shear-Yashuv Cohen should have consulted with local community, says Rome's chief rabbi
	Hamas blames US 'Jewish lobby' for financial crisis
	In address to Catholic bishops, Israeli rabbi opposes beatification of Pius XII and condemns Ahmadinejad

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Launch of new body aimed at instilling more tolerance across Europe

EJP PICTURE OF THE DAY

TEL AVIV--- Posters of abducted Israel soldier Gilad Shalit hang on a stage during a rally in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on October 6, 2008. Hundreds of Israelis gathered for a rally in central Tel Aviv tonight to ask for Shalit's forgiveness ahead of Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.

Shalit was abducted by Palestinian in June 2006 and has since been held in the Gaza Strip, now controlled by the Islamist movement Hamas.