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For the Jewish and Palestinian peoples, the Holocaust and the Nakba, respectively, represent catastrophes and injustices on an unimaginable scale that can neither be forgotten nor forgiven.
Utter tripe, the Nakba cannot be fairly compared to the Holocuast. It is more properly compared to the expulsion of German speaking peoples from Poland, Russia, Chezklovakia, Baltic and France following the end of WW2 and the redrawing of Germanies borders by the victors. All in responce to the German leaders decision to go to war and national philosophy of discrimination and anti-semtism.
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