The ‘Judeo-Nazi’ term was coined by an Israeli philosopher, not Palestinians

Evidence

The term “Judeo-Nazi,” now readily rhetorically circulated among more vehement Palestinian critics of Israel, was actually coined by the late critical Israeli philosopher and rabbi Yeshayahu Leibowitz to refer to the unfortunate behavior of a group of Israeli soldiers in the wake of the Six Day War. Generally, the association by critics of Israeli state practices in any way with those of the Nazi brings howls of protest, dismissing such references as insensitive at best, downright antisemitic at worst. — David Theo Goldberg, The Threat of Race, 605

Categorization

• DEFINE: Establishes the origin and early usage of ‘Judeo-Nazi’ before its current circulation.
• CANDY: The fact that ‘Judeo-Nazi’ was coined by an Israeli rabbi-philosopher is a clean conversational correction.