Cameroon apologizes after official says ‘arrogant’ Jews brought on Holocaust

Cameroon apologizes after official says ‘arrogant’ Jews brought on Holocaust


YAOUNDE, Cameroon — The Cameroon government has expressed “sincere regret” to Israel over comments made by a minister who compared the Bamileke people to Jews persecuted by Nazi Germany.

Deputy justice minister Jean de Dieu Momo appeared to warn arrested opposition leader Maurice Kamto that he was leading the Bamileke people to a fate similar to that of Jews murdered in World War II.

Both men are of Bamileke descent.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/cameroon-apologizes-after-official-says-arrogant-jews-brought-on-holocaust/

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