The deeds of Hamas — rape, torture, murder, even beheading babies — are comparable to the worst of the Holocaust, and the perpetrators of these acts deserve to be executed just as much as the Nazis who were running extermination camps. This extends to all members of the terrorist organization. Every member of Hamas merits prompt execution, and only deliberate mercy or Israeli self-interest should spare them.
Only Hamas sympathizers could possibly dispute that the Israeli military has the moral right and duty to kill Hamas members on the battlefield. The more complex question is whether the guilt extends only to the personnel that actively participated in rape and baby murder or whether the entire terrorist organization is complicit in these evils.
Like the Nazis, all Hamas members are complicit and guilty. First, they cannot plead ignorance. Hamas has always proclaimed its murderous and genocidal intentions and has frequently acted upon them. Furthermore, any pretense that the terror organization has mellowed or moderated its ways has been abandoned. Hamas paraded the bodies of its victims through the streets and posted videos of its crimes for the world to see. It is now threatening to murder the civilian hostages it kidnapped, including women and children.
Every member of Hamas knew they were joining this genocidal, baby-murdering death cult — it says so right there in the group’s charter. They are not absolved of responsibility simply because they were doing the paperwork or maintenance of the organization. Many Nazis found guilty at
