should we kill palestinians, because in world war II the Nazi's killed jewish people?

Hitler was German he killed mi lions of Jews in world war II he was responsible for the Holocaust
so why dint we take our fathers rights from Germany???
Thats what going on in Israel
killing people for nothing !!???!!

who r u???!!! no we shouldn't. Do U wanna be like Hitler?

WTF? Uhhh no..

You're Liberal, aren't you?

Hitler wasn't German he was born in Austria. He was also Jewish. He didn't have Blondie hair. No we shouldn't because do we really wanna make the same mistake people from the past made? No!

um mm...hello, jackass. no, we shouldn't kill Palestinians.

No are you crazy, we would be sinking to their level. We were taught about this stuff in school so we don't make the Samara mistakes again!

That was one of the many reasons why we had WWll.
So the world could better itself and not to let His kind.
appear again.
People are people no matter where they come from or what they think and do.
If we all could stop thinking back and look fore ward instead maybe the Hatred would Dissapate.
Every generation will change in attitude towards history.
every time the world takes a step forward,there is something there that takes the world Back two steps.
NO we should not kill Palestinian's because not all Palestinians are bad.its the same the world over.

When you say "we" do you mean liberals?

Cus I dint think they could shoot straight to save their lives.

Adolf Hitler was influenced Karl Lueger's anti-Semitism During WWI he was gassed and wounded which hardened his extreme nationalism, and he blamed the German defeat on betrayal by Jews and Marxists. Hitler had a keen and sinister insight into mass psychology, and he was a master of intrigue and maneuver. Part of his antisemitism in this case is psychological, news of the wars end and Germany's loss came to Hitler when he was half blind in Pasewalk hospital, which would have increased the blow. Ludendorff's stab in the back theory (the belief that the Jews were responsible for the end of the war) had a big impact on Hitler (what soldier wouldn't be influenced by his top commander?), and the Jewish involvement in the communist uprisings and the later hated Weimar Republic would have cemented this in Hitler's mind. And for a guy who was pretty much a homeless failure before the war, a hero during it, and probably would return to the homeless failure after wards unless he did something, Hitler would have been looking for someone to blame.


From the first days of Hitler's "Third Reich"political opponents such as Von Schleicher and Gregor Strasser (who had resigned from the Nazis) were murdered or incarcerated, and some Nazis, among them Ernst Roehm, were themselves purged. Jews, Socialists, Communists, and others were hounded, arrested, or assassinated. Government, law, and education became appendages of National Socialism.Hitler bullied smaller nations into making territorial concessions and played on the desire for peace and the fear of Communism among the larger European states to achieve his expansionist goals. To forestall retaliation he claimed to be merely rectifying the onerous Treaty of Versailles. "Aloisia V", was the great grandchild of Hitler's great aunt - his second cousin, once removed.
She was gassed to death on 6 December 1940, at a mental institution in Austria, historian Timothy Ryback said.
Medical files show she suffered from schizophrenia, depression, delusions and other mental problems, he said.
Aged 49 when she died, she was one of thousands of mentally ill people - considered sub-human by the Nazis - killed or sterilised in a euthanasia programme meant to eliminate them. The Gestapo had labelled Aloisia's line of the family "idiotic progeny" in a secret 1944 report


Hitler's nonaggression pact (Aug., 1939) with Stalin allowed him to invade Poland (Sept. 1), beginning World War II, while Stalin annexed Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to the USSR and attacked eastern Poland; but Hitler honored the pact only until he found it convenient to attack the USSR (June, 1941). In Dec., 1941, he assumed personal command of war strategy, leading to disaster. In early 1943 he refused to admit defeat at the battle of Stalingrad (now Volgograd), bringing death to vast numbers of German troops. As the tide of war turned against Hitler, his mass extermination of the Jews, overseen by Adolf Eichmann, was accelerated, and he gave increasing power to Heinrich Himmler and the dread secret police, the Gestapo and SS Schutzstaffel.

By July, 1944, the German military situation was desperate, and a group of high military and civil officials (including Field Marshal Erwin von Witzleben and Karl Goerdeler) attempted an assassination. Hitler escaped a bomb explosion with slight injuries; most of the plotters were executed. Although the war was hopelessly lost by early 1945, Hitler insisted that Germans fight on to the death. During the final German collapse in Apr., 1945, Hitler denounced Nazi leaders who wished to negotiate, and remained in Berlin when it was stormed by the Russians.

On Apr. 29 Hitler married his long-time mistress, Eva Braun, and on Apr. 30 they committed suicide together in an underground bunker of the chancellery building, having ordered that their bodies be burned. Hitler left Germany devastated; his legacy is the memory of one of the most dreadful tyrannies of modern times....and you want to relive it?

Nothing is equivalent in badness to the Holocaust.

With regard to the current conflict in that area, sometimes killing of the few i.e. terrorists (and a few unfortunate civilians) is necessary to preserve the peace of the majority

There is a tendency to see the Israelis as the perennial victim because Hitler savagely butchered 6 million Jewish souls.
This makes Israeli behavior in the occupied territories seem somehow less brutal than it is.
For information on this, amongst other sources, you might want to read the accounts of Israeli journalist Amira Haas on Haaretz newspaper.
But must 6 million Palestinians die before their plight is given the urgency that it needs?
Isn't it a bit gross banking on the death of six million martyrs to forward political/territorial gains?
I understand Palestinian anger,though I do not condone the violence.
The death of innocent people is never justified, no matter which side they are on.

You need to read non-biased sources if you think that Israel is running around killing innocent people. It's ignorance like this that promotes hatred and wars.

Become educated and find out the truth. Always question your sources!