The gunman who opened fire at Washington's U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum this week is no better than a suicide bomber, a survivor of the Holocaust said.
Sel Hubert, 83, of Rye Brook, New York, said he also fears that through the shooter's "ultimate act of Holocaust denial," he has invigorated others who embrace hate and who might wish to exact violence against others.
"By doing this, he gives worldwide notoriety to himself and his ideals of hatred," said Hubert, who at 13 escaped Germany on a transport to England just weeks before World War II erupted. "He chooses martyrdom to glorify his hatred similar to a suicide bomber." 
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