Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933 and established a bloody Nazi dictatorship. He started a world war that caused the deaths of millions of people and carried out a planned genocide. He targeted civilians, including women, children and babies, and committed inhumane crimes. A similar dark period to that experienced nearly 60 years ago is being carried out in Palestine by Netanyahu, who is now referred to as Hitler.
The Netanyahu administration continues its attacks on Gaza, which it launched on October 7, and does not hesitate to target Palestinians even in hospitals and refugee camps. The usurpation of Palestinian lands is being expanded with the genocidal logic implemented by Israel, and humanitarian aid efforts are being obstructed. The Netanyahu administration is openly committing war crimes, violating human rights, and drawing the reaction of the international community.
Hitler’s life ended with his suicide in his underground bunker in the last days of the war. Similarly, Netanyahu, known for his genocidal policies, is at risk of being tried by the International Criminal Court. The court’s chief prosecutor is taking steps to issue an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.
Hitler and Netanyahu: The End
| Hitler | Netanyahu |
|---|---|
| Hitler committed suicide in his underground headquarters in Berlin. | Netanyahu risks being tried at the International Criminal Court. |
| Following Hitler’s suicide, Nazi leaders tried at the Nuremberg Trials. | Applications for Netanyahu’s capture continue at the International Criminal Court. |
