Moscow – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu compared Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei to Adolf Hitler, during a visit to Moscow on Thursday.
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‘Hitler first began conquering the world and then started to develop nuclear arms. Khamenei is going the opposite way,’ Netanyahu said ahead of a meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
He said: ‘Iran is controlled by Khamenei. I see his bigotry and hatred for the modern world.’
The Israeli leader accused Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who is also visiting Moscow, of not wanting to resume peace talks with Israel.
Abbas, he said, travels all over the world, but had no desire to visit Israel.
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i think the ayatohlah is in a way worse then hitler if thats possible since he wants to repeat another holocaust, how evil can you get looks like theese iranians mastered the art of super evilness
“Bubbi” I lived through Hitler and concentration camps and you don’t know what you are talking. There is no doubt that he is a deadly danger to E.Y. In Iran there is a Jewish community which observes shechita, has minyanim and are not attacked on a daily basis or sent to concentration camps. On 3/12/38 he entered the city where I lived and the daily persecution with delivery to DachaU and Buchenwald started. The city had a locality on Morzinplatz where Jews on a daily basis were beaten to death. Jews are members of the Majlis or Iranian parlament. Knowledge is important and blabbering does not project truth or good informations.
How many “Hitlers” can you have in one country? They used to say that Ahmedinajad was always the Haman/Amalek/Hitler. Now he gave over the position to Khamanei? What gives?!
To #6 - Schmuel- I agree with you regarding #2 (Kzler). His postings are always obnoxious, and he addresses most other posters with disdain, and in a condescending manner. He thinks that because he is a survivor, that he can talk to other posters on this board, like dogs. Regarding Iran, the situation there is not rosy, especially for Jews. Mlost of the Jewish community which was there prior to 1979, has left the country. Less than 20,000 remain, and they have to keep their guard up.