What difference does it make if the comparison is new? Such a comparison is vehemently antisemitic, certainly untrue, and designed to target and cause distress to the very people who suffered under Nazism.What's a "lie"? I did not say the Zionists were doing any of those things. I can show you hard evidence that the comparison of Jewish nationalism with Nazism is not new, it predates the creation of the state of Israel.
Here is a British intelligence record from before the start of WW2, before the holocaust, ten years before the state of Israel was recognized:
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It talks about an organization "The Jewish Military Organization". It says the organization seeks to "take action against Arabs, should the opportunity arise" - once again, this is TEN YEARS before the state of Israel, before any partition plan, before the UN existed.
It talks of an "extensive secret organization throughout Palestine formed on Nazi lines"
Do you really not grasp the magnitude of this kind of evidence (there's lots more)? This is PROOF that aspects of Nazi ideology was a direct influence on militant Zionism, this information came from a Jew.
So, awfully sorry Lisa, but the comparison is not new, it predates the creation of the state and militant Jews adopted Nazi practices.
Some Jews are comparable to Nazis, if that offends you then tough.
That's not true, I've called nationalist Croats Nazis for example and even written that in newspapers.
Incredible, so you are best placed to judge what's actually offensive to Muslims while insisting only you can judge what's offensive to Jews.
We should see too, that there are Jews who are not offended by Zionism being compared to Nazism, e.g. Noam Chomsky, Hajo Meyer, Gerald Kauffman and ...
And you are doing it.
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