Haaretz - Israel News

Animal rights activists unveiled a campaign Tuesday that compares the conditions of livestock to those of Holocaust-era concentration camps, defying a ban on the event in Trafalgar Square by city officials. The Greater London Authority had refused a display permit for the "Holocaust on your plate" campaign by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals because of the exhibit's graphic nature. The campaign features 6-by-10 foot panels displaying photographs such as the herding of cattle onto trains beside the Nazi transportation of holocaust victims; a sick, emaciated cow next to a starving man; and baby pigs in a cage beside children behind barbed wire.