Walid Rabah
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Walid Rabah is a New Jersey-based Arab American publisher.
In 2002 Walid Rabah was came under serious criticism from some Jewish groups, who charged him with anti-Semitism because excerpts from "Protocols of the Elders of Zion", an anti-Semitic forgery purporting to be the outline of a Jewish plot for world domination which has been circulated by anti-Semites for over a century, were published in his Arabic-language newspaper, The Arab Voice. In his defense, Walid Rabah stated that the document was widely circulated in Arab countries, where it is generally accepted as factual, and that this was the motive behind his publication, not personal anti-Semitism or his own acceptance of the genuiness of the document.
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