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It's been done, and such documentaries as Shoah have been banned from Gaza and many other Muslim-dominated regions.
No, what we're seeing is Jews, Christians, and Muslims uniting to confront radical and intolerant Islam.
And it looks like Pakistanis like yourself are moving to the wrong side of the divide.
He's talking about films that question the Holocaust, genius. And so doing, can land you to jail in many parts of the western world, even though it is hard to know why it would offend anyone that someone may have doubts about some random historical event. Is it even some Jewish religious dogma that the Holocaust happened? I don't think so, as there are some of those ultra-conservative Haredim who dispute either its authenticity or the extent of the carnage.
As for "radical and intolerant Islam", Jews and Christians, if they are indeed intent on fighting it, are really short-sighted, as so much of what they've done in the last decade -- in Iraq, in Gaza, etc. -- only provokes radicalization and discredits moderates and compromise-seekers in the Muslim world. The "Muslims" who join Christians and Jews in their criticism, are probably well-paid kapos in Washington and London, and not representative of the world Muslim population, who by and large believe foreign aggression to be more of a problem than radical Islam.