News Holocaust denier suing Canadian Jewish Congress Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | November 27, 1998 Zundel had booked a room on Parliament Hill that is usually available to individuals who want to hold a news conference on subjects related to federal government business. He had intended to denounce a ruling of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, which is holding hearings to determine whether he is spreading hate via the Internet. Banned from his native Germany, Zundel has been known for occasional theatrics in his tireless campaign to prove that the Holocaust is a Jewish hoax. He once dragged a cross through the streets of Toronto to show how he was being pilloried by the establishment. More recently, he wore a yarmulke during his Human Rights Tribunal hearing. J. Correspondent Also On J. Bay Area Board votes to fire East Bay teacher who used antisemitic text Opinion Feinstein’s Jewish story was part of her political legacy Profile ‘Jewpanese’ rapper has a new hit — an online cooking show From the Archives The ancient festival of Sukkot needed a Golden State touch Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up