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An Israeli soldier shot what authorities call a terrorist in the head, while he was wounded on the floor of which he posed no threat. The prime minister calls for a pardon which is no different as to how the nazi's treated the Jews that are now doing this.

Now what is sad, is that when I read the comments in the UK and US, a lot of people say this was perfectly humane and that the man deserved it.

Now if this man was taken to hospital, treated, brought in front of a judge, sentenced to death then this is a fair and humane trial. I would see no problem.

But that soldier shooting that man in an animalistic and cowardly manner, shows that he is no different to a terrorist.

Right now the only difference between Nazi Germany and present Israel is that Israel isn't killing them collectively, but rather slowly.

The rise of nationalism in the world shows Nazism didn't lose, they have just taken another form.