That’s a rather interesting view to the situation, although I can’t say I agree.

For starters, suffering injustice in the holocaust (alleged or real) does not grant any permission or authorization to be unjust towards others. Especially that the palestinian people suffering now are not the ones that caused the holocaust.

If the situation in Palestine was taking place in Germany, what you are saying would have merit (it still won’t give the jews right to be unjust, but at least I would be able to relate to your reasoning).

Accepting or denying the holocaust should not event matter to the palestinian situation. It is not even remotely related. If I now say “The native americans were not wiped out by the white man”, does that allow the native americans to attack palestine? to commit war crimes and atrocitites?

This is an extremely twisted view of facts, and adding a lot of unnecessary trivia to an already overly complex situation. What should happen is that we get over the holocaust, (happened, did not happened, happened but not to that degree – we shouldn’t even care), and focus on the facts and what is happening, and that is the systematic abuse and acts of terror by israel, against the palestinians, under american cover.

sAlaam alaykum ya faisaldjani
I agree with you totally. You and i are making the same point. I am sorry you misunderstood my logic. There is no logical reason for this unjust behavior toward Palestine but the denial of the Holocaust serves as continued justification for the oppression of Palestine. its not fair and its not right and it shouldnt make any difference but that is how Americans think about Muslims who deny the holocaust. ..they just ignore them or discount them as not worthy of any meaningful conversation.
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