Kissinger: Jewish gassing would not be a problem in U.S. (Jerusalem Post)

  
Photo by: AP WASHINGTON--Henry Kissinger is heard saying genocide of Soviet Jews is not an American problem tape newly released about obsession with President Nixon of Jews and other minorities.

Kissinger remarks came after a meeting between two men and former Prime Minister Golda Meir on March 1, 1973, whereby the Meir pleads for U.S. pressure on the Soviet Union to release its Jews.

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To reject the plea after Meir leaves men.

"Emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union is not an objective of the American foreign policy," The New York Times Saturday cited Kissinger, then Secretary of State, what can we say about the bands. "And if they are Jews in rooms with gas in the Soviet Union, it is not an American concern." Perhaps a humanitarian concern. »

Nixon replied: "I know." We do not blow up the world because of it. »

Six months later, during the Yom Kippur war, Nixon rejected advice Kissinger delay Israel transport of weapons as a means of preparing pretty confident Egypt field continue peace; Nixon, among other reasons, quoted Israel urgent need.

Nixon has secretly recorded conversations in the White House.

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