"The State of Israel does not exist because of the Holocaust. But with the survival of a strong Jewish State of Israel, such a Holocaust will never happen again," US President Barack Obama said during a speech at the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Jerusalem some two years ago.

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Addressing Obama following his speech, Tel Aviv Chief Rabbi Meir Lau, a Holocaust survivor and chairman of Yad Vashem, said that a former American serviceman he had met with the year before had begged him for forgiveness during their encounter.

"He shook my hand and said, ‘Rabbi I was one of the liberators of Buchenwald… We came too late,'" Lau recalled.

"You were late by six million in World War II; I hope you make it on time this time," Lau said to Obama, bringing tears to the eyes of many in attendance, and clearly moving the American president.

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