Actually, it is a complicated thing. There are self-hating Jews who make public comments that fuel neo-nazi anti-semites who take their word as representative of all Jews. I didn't watch the video because I don't imagine it would make me feel too good, but I imagine that this is a Jew who hasn't had a great experience with other Jewish kids.
There was someone who came in here, complaining about much of the anti-Jewish commentary here (which includes the use of the k word, and other epithets) and they quoted a rabbi who said, "one million arabs isn't worth a single Jewish fingernail." This is a horrible thing to say, and I've never met another Jewish person who would agree with this type of racism. Yet, this quote appears on many neo-nazi websites as representative of Jewish opinion on this conflict. Among the Jews there is a diverse range of opinions. We are people like anyone else.
QUOTE(Dharma Sena @ Aug 30 2006, 04:42 PM)

I'm guessing this was an Arab disguised as a Jew. There's no way a true Jew would say this.
Islamic Propaganda.
The guy who came to insult them was hilarious. That guy was smart.
I decided I couldn't help but watch. This was propaganda; I know many orthodox Jews who don't support Israel. I don't know any who deny the holocaust. Very good catch on your part.