Patrol 36 - Wikipedia
In the homes of those arrested, police also found links to neo-Nazi websites, neo-Nazi films, and photos of members in Nazi uniforms.[10][3] The group planned to celebrate the birthday of Adolf Hitler in front of Yad Vashem, a Holocaust memorial site.[11] According to police, Patrol 36 maintained connections with neo-Nazi organisations in other countries.[1]
One of the group's members, Ivan Kuzmin, said that in Ukraine "they called me things like dirty Jew... and here they called me stinky Russian". Kuzmin's grandmother was a Holocaust survivor.[12] He said that the racism he experienced turned him into a racist.[13] The leader of the group, Eli Bonite, was recorded on wiretapped conversations saying "my grandfather was a half-Jewboy. I will not have children so that this trash will not be born with even a tiny per cent of Jewboy blood".[14][15] The cell was based in Petah Tikva, near Tel Aviv, where they all lived.[3][8]
