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Well Hamas attacked Israel and the Palestinians protect them. They’re cowards who after they attack hide behind women and children. You think Israel is just going to sit back and be attacked and not respond? You reap what you sow.

1 Nazi Germany pursued a policy of systematic extermination against Jews. Israel does the same to the Palestinians. 2 Hitler killed Jews in concentration camps. Israel has been oppressing and killing Palestinians for about 30 years in Gaza, which has become a real concentration camp for them. 3 Hitler declared the Jews to be the greatest demographic threat facing the Aryan race. Israelis consider the Palestinian people the greatest demographic threat facing their state. 4 The Holocaust was nurtured by anti-Semitism. Israel grew up on anti-Muslim and anti-Islamic sentiments. 5 In the first case, the idea of genocide arose as a result of the trauma inflicted on the Germans by the First World War. Israel's idea of exterminating Palestinians was inspired by the Holocaust. 6 The ideology of Nazi Germany was built on “racism” (Aryan race). Israel's ideology is also built on "racism" (Zionism). 7 Hitler sought to transform Germany into a state with a nationally homogeneous structure. Israel also pursues the same goal. 8 Nazi Germany, with religious motives, sought to usher in a messianic era. Israel, with religious motives, seeks to find the Promised Land. 9 The Nazis, in connection with the land, put forward the slogan “Blood and Soil.” The Israelis took the ideology of the Promised Land as a basis. 10 Nazi Germany pursued an occupation and expansionist policy in Eastern and Central Europe. The Israeli state is doing the same in Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan. 11 In Nazi Germany, Jews were called "Untermensch", which means "subhuman", insects and mice. The Israeli Defense Minister called the Palestinians "human-like animals" (October 9, 2023). 12 Nazi Germany produced anti-Semitic films that portrayed Jews as worthless and savage. Israel, through Hollywood, created films glorifying Judaism and portraying Muslims as terrorists. 13 In 1940, the Nazis created a ghetto in Warsaw where Jews were collected. In a fenced area of 1.3 square miles, 500 thousand Jews were doomed to death from hunger, thirst, and disease. The survivors were killed. Israel has imposed a blockade on some 2.5 million Palestinians in Gaza, a narrow area enclosed by concrete walls, depriving them of the most basic human needs. Palestinians, including women, children, old people, and civilians, are being massacred. 14The Nazis, before the implementation of the “Final Solution,” openly forced Jews to relocate. Israel's Minister of National Security has called for the creation of a ministry that will encourage the emigration from Israel of enemies and those disloyal to the state. 15In Nazi Germany, bloody attacks on Jews began on the night of November 10, 1938, with events known as Kristallnacht. Homes and businesses owned by Jews were looted and destroyed. Cases of harassment, rape, and extortion began. Israel, starting in 1948, began seizing Palestinian homes and businesses. 16 The Nazis prepared a death list of 2.3 million people, including British Prime Minister Churchill. In Israel, pro-Palestinian groups and individuals have been blacklisted by Israel and far-right organizations such as Canary Mission. 17 In Nazi Germany, Jews were dispossessed and expelled from their homes. The Israeli state did the same with regard to the Palestinians. 18 In Nazi Germany, Jews were forced to live in ghettos before the genocide. Israel also pushed Palestinians into the Gaza Strip and refugee camps before the war. 19 Nazi Germany exterminated Jews, whom it declared “unhealthy people,” using chemical weapons in gas chambers. Israel killed thousands of people in Gaza using internationally banned phosphorus bombs. 20 All of Hitler's actions against the Jews were defined as "genocide". Israel commits all five types of acts against Palestinians defined as “genocide” in the UN Genocide Convention adopted after World War II.