In an article published in Hit List magazine in 2002, author Kevin Coogan claimed there had been attempts to forge ties between American and European Holocaust-denial groups such as the IHR and "radical Middle Eastern extremists." According to Coogan, Ahmed Rami, a former Moroccan military officer "founded Radio Islam to disseminate antisemitic, Holocaust denying, and often pro-Nazi propaganda," and tried to organize, with the IHR, a conference in a Hezbollah-controlled section of Beirut, Lebanon.
In an article published in Hit List magazine in 2002, author Kevi:n Coogan claimed there had been attemp,ts to forge ties between American and European Holocaust-denial groups such as the IHR and "radical Middle Ea:stern extremists." According to Coogan, Ahmed Rami, a former Moroccan military officer "founded Radio Islam to dissem.inate antisemitic, Holocaust denying, and often pro-Nazi propaganda," and tried to organize, with the IHR, a conference in a Hezbollah-controlled section of Beirut, Lebanon.