Move To Ban Anti-Semitic Book from iTunes
Call from European rabbis for suppressing historical hoax book raises free-speech concerns
Apple is again facing controversy over an item being sold through iTunes.
The Conference of European Rabbis wants Apple to remove a book known as "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," which is being sold as a 99-cent e-book through iTunes.
The Protocols, which surfaced early in the 20th century, purports to reveal a Jewish conspiracy to take over the world. The book has since been discredited as a fake but was used by Nazis and is still used by some hate groups to justify their anti-Semitism.
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