He warned that Israel could cease to exist unless it could achieve peace in the near future.
Zuckermann lashed out at the Zionist regime for instrumentalizing anti-Semitism and the Holocaust to silence any criticism of the Jewish state.
He accused the Zionist regime's leaders of misusing anti-Semitism as a 'political weapon' to pursue an even 'more repressive policy.'
The Zionist leaders accuse anyone of anti-Semitism who dares to criticize their policies, Zuckermann added.
The scholar who has just published a book on the issue of the Zionist regime's instrumentalizing of anti-Semitism, said there had been 'thousands of examples' of such a misuse.
He added the ongoing instrumentalization of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust
in the Zionist regime's everyday culture was a 'central problem.'
Zuckermann pointed out that the Zionist regime had even instrumentalized Holocaust commemoration ceremonies for its 'political, economic and other interests.'
The expert emphasized the Zionist regime's policies had been the focus of criticism
around the world.
Meanwhile, he slammed Germany and its media for making it 'a taboo to criticize
Israel.'
Zuckermann accused the German Central Council of Jews of misusing anti-Semitism
and the Holocaust to muzzle any critic of the Zionist state.
His remarks come in the wake of statements by the Secretary General of the Central Council of Jews Stephan Kramer who openly admitted the Zionist regime was misusing the Holocaust for its own political goals.
Kramer acknowledged that the Zionist regime and segments of Israeli society were in fact instrumentalizing the Holocaust for their own political objectives.
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