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In his rambling, 1,500-page manifesto, which he posted online just before killing 76 people in Norway last Friday, Anders Behring Breivik expressed divergent opinions about Jews and the state of Israel.

On the one hand, he applauded Israel and said it was a victim of “cultural Marxists” who “see Israel as a ‘racist’ state.” The movement of which he claimed to be a part, determined to rid Europe of Muslims and fight for “a Judeo-Christian Europe,” was “rapidly developing into a pro-Israel, anti-Jihad alliance,” he wrote.

On the other hand, he said the United States “has a considerable Jewish problem” because its population includes more than six million Jews, whereas Western Europe with just one million Jews has no Jewish problem.

He urges his supporters not to “make the same mistake” as the Nazi Party in Germany did. “Never target a Jew because he is a Jew, but rather because he is a category A or B traitor,” he said. “Please learn the difference between a nation-wrecking multiculturalist Jew and a conservative Jew,” he wrote.

The manifesto defines category A traitors as heads of state, government ministers and directors. Category B are politicians, journalists, teachers, cartoonists, doctors and church leaders. These he sees as “enablers of Islamization” by allowing Muslim immigration and supporting a multicultural society.

The Jerusalem Post editorialized that, while it... >>>