Bishop Fellay and this man are not so much Catholic traditionalists as much as they are trying to act like this:

Being the President's shoe polisher is a royal honor. Being the Prince's doorman is a royal privilege.

The goyinm will be fighting over which of them gets the royal honor of serving G-d's children in any capacity.

And the whole entire world will by then acknowledge Klal Yisroel are G-d's children, and everyone will want to help facilitate them serving Hashem in every possible way.

This is why Bishop Fellay calls them "elder brothers" - and this is why Mr. Krah attends fundraisers for universities in Israel, hangs out at Israeli special forces camp, etc.

http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=21152

"Islam accepts Jesus as a prophet and has great respect for Mary, and this certainly places Islam nearer to our religion than say, for instance, Judaism, which is far more distant from us. Islam was born in the 7th century and it has benefited to some degree from the Christian teachings of those days.
Judaism, on the other hand, is the heir to the system, which crucified our Lord. And the members of this religion, who have not converted to Christ, are those who are radically opposed to our Lord Jesus Christ. For them, there is no question whatever of recognizing our Lord. They are in opposition to the very foundation and existence of the Catholic faith on this subject. However, we cannot both be right. Either Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the Lord and Savior or He is not. This is one case where there cannot be the slightest compromise without destroying the very foundation of Catholic faith."

Yes, to the very EXISTENCE of our Faith!

This guy claims to admire St. Robert Bellarmine, but it's Madonna and 9 1/2 weeks that were up on his Facebook likes.

Hopefully, Ethelred can analyse this curriculum vitae as the man on the ground in due course.

This guy is very "ecuмenical" towards Jews publicly, and has no interest in bringing others to the true Faith, on the contrary, he attempts to lead people to believe it is morally acceptable to admire notorious blasphemers like Madonna and morally iniquitous films, and support a state dedicated to protecting these pathological haters of Christians who literally spit on priests and who believe gentiles will clean their shoes when the Messiah comes.  Israel funds the Yeshiva schools.

One recent rumor, which seems to be based on a picture that has surfaced, is that Dr. Krah is a Zionist

His own words and actions show he is a Zionist. Bishop Fellay is probably already angry because the interview has backfired. This remnant interview shows they are getting desperate. It's interesting timing given how the "discussions" are ongoing and great unease among faithful about direction of Society.

Quote from: John Grace

His own words and actions show he is a Zionist.

It's a rumor that the man identifies himself with support for Israel?

It is not honest to call that a rumor.  That is a fact.  

Indeed but the "journalist" does admit

Although I did not follow the events of “Krahgate” very closely myself

It's obvious when you read the interview. 'William of Norwich', 'Veritas1961', 'Whiterose Rebel' and others based their question on facts not rumour.

I am quoting the SSPX lawyer K from the above interview . This is what that lawyer K is saying:

“We have, currently, more Pilgrimages to the Holy Land than ever in the past. We had more in 2012 than in 2011, and more in 2011 than in 2010, and in 2010 we had more than ever since. That means, the holy places are open; they get protected. They are safe, and there is money invested. And the Catholic Church gets tax benefits by the Israeli government in that country…..  And so I have absolutely no problem to say that I have a positive attitude towards the state of Israel.”


However the following article is what is really happening in Palestine (so-called Israel):

http://gulfnews.com/news/region/palestinian-territories/attacks-on-holy-sites-escalate-in-west-bank-1.1087447

Attacks on holy sites escalate in West Bank

Palestinians criticise Western silence over attacks on Mosques and Churches

By Nasouh Nazzal, Correspondent
Published: 00:00 October 17, 2012

Ramallah: As Jєωιѕн colonists have recently escalated attacks on Christian and Muslim holy sites in the West Bank, Christian leaders have condemned Western silence over these transgressions.

The attacks, which regularly target Palestinian Muslims, seem to have spread to include Christians in the past couple of months with hateful graffiti being sprayed on church walls.

 While Arab Christians in the Middle East usually get support and protection from fellow Christians in Western nations, Palestinian Christians say that Western nations are turning a blind eye to Jєωιѕн terrorism.
“Western countries fully support Israel and their colonist projects on Palestinian land,” says Dimitri Diliani, President of the National Christian Coalition in the Holy Land. “These attacks prove Jєωιѕн colonists’ intolerance against anything that is not Jєωιѕн,” he told Gulf News.

Even though Western nations are Christian nations, Diliani says that Palestinian Christians do not see any special bond with them, especially as they ignore serious human rights violations by the Israeli state[/u].

 “Christian Palestinians belong to the Arab and Muslim culture and traditions, just as Christianity is integral to the Arab and Muslim culture, history and tradition,” he added. As for the attacks, Diliani says Israel does not discriminate between Christian and Muslim sites. “The non-Jew is “the other” which means all Palestinians,” he said.

 Hanna Amira, who heads the Higher Presidential Committee for the Churches’ Affairs, believes that attacks on holy sites are aimed at forcing the Palestinians to abandon their land and move out of it. “The attacks on the holy sites have official and public aims including to place massive pressure on the staff of the churches and to secure the removal of Muslim and Christian Palestinians,” he said. “Israeli colonists want to send a message to the churches in the Holy Land that there will always be provocation and attacks,” he said. “The attitude of the world and the West is extremely suspicious.Western countries should review their policies to take into account the Jєωιѕн attacks against the churches."