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Carlos Latuff is a left wing anti-semitic cartoonist who lives in Brazil. He constantly accuses Israel of slaughtering Palestinians, although most of his claims are false. In 2007, he won the second place prize in the [http://www.irancartoon.com/120/holocaust/ Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Competition], which was filled with hateful artwork. On the official cartoonist's website of Iran, he has a full section dedicated to his comics, as his foothold in the Arab world is increasingly large. The official cartoonist's website of Iran often displays hateful comic strips in their exhibitions. Latuff is also extremely anti-American.

Carlos Latuff is a left wing anti-semitic cartoonist who lives in Brazil. He constantly accuses Israel of slaughtering Palestinians, although most of his claims are false. In 2007, he won the second place prize in the [http://www.irancartoon.com/120/holocaust/ Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Competition], which was filled with hateful artwork. On the official cartoonist's website of Iran, he has a full section dedicated to his comics, as his foothold in the Arab world is increasingly large. The official cartoonist's website of Iran often displays hateful comic strips in their exhibitions. Latuff is also extremely anti-American, as well as a [[homosexual]].

In 2004, a neo-nazi group in Brazil murdered 12 homeless people. Soon after, the Jewish community was accused of the murders. Carlos Latuff quickly drew a comic strip in which a man in a soldiers uniform stands above several dead homeless people. His shadow on the wall forms a Star of David. After the Jewish community was proven to be innocent, he quickly removed the cartoon, although not before it caught the attention of some local anti-defamation groups. He has since then denied authorship, despite the signature and artwork style matching his.

In 2004, a neo-nazi group in Brazil murdered 12 homeless people. Soon after, the Jewish community was accused of the murders. Carlos Latuff quickly drew a comic strip in which a man in a soldiers uniform stands above several dead homeless people. His shadow on the wall forms a Star of David. After the Jewish community was proven to be innocent, he quickly removed the cartoon, although not before it caught the attention of some local anti-defamation groups. He has since then denied authorship, despite the signature and artwork style matching his.

[[category:Antisemitism]]

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[[category:Zionism]]

[[category:Zionism]]