Now the question is, from Eric_Barbaric, is modern day Israel similar to Nazi Germany in the sense of how the Nazi's treated the Jews and how the Jews are now treating the Palestinians? Are Palestinians governed under a different law than the Jews? From what I've read they are. Have the Jews placed Palestinians in encampments and control their movements? As far as I know they do. Do the Jews politically suppress the Palestinians? That seems pretty obvious. 


But even after all these similarities, I would say "No" to the question not because there are no similarities, but because the history and the nature of the goals are completely different. The Jews are not hard on the Palestinians because of their race, but because they happened to have the unfortunate position of being in the region the Jews want for themselves. The Jews also don't go beyond their international, albeit disputed borders with tanks and armies to gather up Palestinians and gas them by the millions. 
It is unfortunate, but the history of the Jew in foreign lands has always been suppression and bigotry sooner or later, usually for unfounded reasons and blatant lies. It happens over and over again with some hard fought breaks in between. 


So, who can blame them if they want a tiny sliver of land in the desert where they feel, they have a way to protect their way of life and their race of people? I know even here in the vastness of Canada, my way of life, my religion and customs are continuously under attack and sometimes I wished I had a tiny sliver of land where I could live with like minded people. 
 
The similarities between Nazi Germany and modern day Israel are like those of the apple and the orange, both are round, both are fruit, but they are completely different.


But if you want to hear something spooky, listen to the German Nazi march and then the Israeli march.