[okie01]

No; they were not risking their lives to save the Jews, which is the point.

The point is moot because the decision-makers chose to win the war first.

In which case, saving the Jews wasn't a valid choice. Especially, since doing anything positive in this regard simply wasn't practical.

The decision-makers may -- or may not -- have been anti-semitic. But anti-semitism played no part in their decision.

[af_vet_1981]

It seems you agree post 103 is true, and not actually moot, but rather irrelevant.

5. The Allies did not want to risk their own lives, to lay down their lives, to save Jewish victims and refugees.