lets look at some current parallels between the Warsaw Ghetto and Gaza in more detail.
The Warsaw Ghetto is not The Holocaust.
So too have the Israelis through conflict and force pushed many of the Arab inhabitants out of Israel
"out of Israel" being an important difference. The Nazis didn't expell the Jews from their territories: the imprisoned them
within their territories, where they could be systematically exterminated.
Gaza has an elected government, and a political status recognized by the UN. It is not an internment camp inside Israel.
2. The Nazis deprived the ghetto inhabitants of food and essential supplies. So too has the Israeli government stopped the flow of goods to the 1.4 million inhabitants of Gaza by limiting the convoys of supplies to a mere trickle.
In response to warfare launched on Israel from Gaza. Not a feature of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Also, where is Egypt in all this? Israel only controls three of Gaza's borders. Egypt controls the other one. So how is it that Israel is responsible for supplying a self-governing territory that it doesn't control all the borders of?
3. The Nazis reduced the average calorie intake of the Jewish inhabitants of the ghetto to 241 calories per day. So too have the Israelis reduced the calorie intake of the Palestinians in Gaza. According to a UN report, it is presently at 61 percent of the average daily requirements.
Which works out to about 1200 calories a day; a lot more than the Warsaw Jews got. More to the point, where are the reports of Gazans actually dying of starvation? I have no trouble finding bombastic rhetoric using the term, but I have yet to see any evidence that Gazans are literally dying of hunger as occurred in the Warsaw Ghetto.
Likewise, there are international organizations operating in Gaza and feeding people. Hence the UN report. Not something the Nazis permitted in the Warsaw Ghetto.
And, again, where are the Egyptians in all this?
4. The Nazis restricted public utilities such as water and electricity. So too has the Israeli government.
But - again - Israel does not control all of Gaza's access to the outside world. Egypt also has a say.
Moreover, if Gaza is to be an independent state, it's going to have to get used to not relying on Israel for utilities. The equation of Palestinian territories with the Warsaw Ghetto infantilizes the Palestinians in an offensive way.
Are they to be a sovereign nation, or simply a rhetorical bludgeon for you to edify your self-righteousness with?
5. The Nazis restricted the inhabitants from adequate health care. Israelis restrict the health care in Gaza by limiting the medical supplies in or the treatment of cases that need to be done outside.
That's a pretty ridiculous equivocation, even for you.
6. The Jewish inhabitants through the ZZB and the ZOB resisted the oppression by the Nazis albeit too late and their rebellion was brutally crushed without concern for who was in the way. So too have the Palestinians of Gaza through their own resistance organizations, in particular Hamas, rebelled against their oppressors and so too do the Israelis use all means available to crush the rebellion without concern for who is in the way or who they maim or kill in doing so.
Don't be ridiculous: Hamas has hardly been "crushed" as a "rebellion." They still rule the territory in question, brandish arms openly, etc.
And it's not like rebellions and responses are some unique feature of the Holocaust or something. That exact type of thing has occurred in countless different contexts throughout history.
7. The Nazis destroyed the structure of the ghetto leveling it to the ground in a broad quest to rout the resistance to their oppression. Israelis indiscriminately level buildings and the infrastructure in Gaza in a quest to rout out the resistance to their oppression.
Again, hardly unique to the Holocaust or Nazis. That stuff has been a standard feature of warfare for centuries, all over the world.
The Nazis assigned the Jewish people to a lesser status of all their inhabitants depriving them of their rights as citizens and even as humans. Israel assigns the refugees held in Gaza less status than is given to the Jews worldwide and deprives the Palestinians of their rights to return to their former lands.
Again, hardly unique. Chauvinism is commonplace, the world over. The Arabs assign the Jewish people to a lesser status, for example.
8. The Nazis applied whatever was at their means to break the will of the Jewish inhabitants of the ghetto. Israelis do the same thing; they use whatever is at their means to break the will of the Palestinians.
Now this is becoming vague to the point of irrelevancy. Determined belligerents throughout history have "applied whatever was at their means to break the will of" their opponents.
The Allies used whatever was at their means to break the will of the Nazis, for example. Including the indiscriminate firebombing of entire cities.
9. The Nazis killed the Jewish inhabitants of the ghetto indiscriminately. Don’t the Israelis kill indiscriminately the inhabitants in forcing their control over Gaza?
Not really, no. They easily have the firepower to kill and destroy everything in Gaza, so that's the result you should expect if they cease to discriminate.
10. The Jews of Israel and elsewhere are quite right to protest at the inhumanity of the Nazis in their treatment of them and oblige the world not to allow the same situation to happen again. The Palestinians protest at the inhumanity of the Israeli treatment, yet in a bizarre twist of events, the world still allows the oppression to happen and continue.
It's not the same situation. If it were, the Palestinians would have been physically eliminated decades ago. Instead, their population flourishes, they govern their own territories, etc.
11. It was after the Jews in the ghetto had been largely killed or transported that the world stood up and felt guilty in not acting sooner.
That's because the world, for the most part, didn't know what was afoot until afterwards. The Nazis weren't in the business of allowing permanent UN humanitarian missions in the Ghettos and camps.
If the comparisons were not so obvious, I would not be making them.
Your comparisons are extremely shallow. In your terms, it seems the Holocaust is equivalent to any instance of one group being marginalized by another.
Which is your prerogative, I suppose, but then why harp on the Holocaust so consistently? There are manifold other instances of marginalization in history that you could draw on. Hence the charges of bombast.
The issue is larger than just systematic elimination.
Or rather,
smaller, since there are no larger issues than that. You are reducing the Holocaust - the industrialized elimination of a minority - to simple "oppression." That's missing the point quite badly, while obviating the relevance of your chosen comparison.
An examples of systematic elimination can be found in the recent assault on Gaza, that has led to charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
War crimes are not the same thing as systematic elimination of a population.
The very same charges the Jews directed at the Nazis.
It was the Allies that charged the Nazis with war crimes, not "the Jews."
1. Its a component of the bigger picture.
Exactly: you make a (tenuous) comparison with one small aspect of the Holocaust, and then try to leverage this to equate Israel with the Nazis. This is dishonest, because when people here the term "Holocaust," they understand it to refer to death camps and systematic liquidation of a minority, not just certain aspects of the Warsaw Ghetto.
There are any number of other instances of marginalization and oppression that would be more exact comparisons for the situation, and which would not carry the bombastic implications of industrialized extermination. But you never bother with those.
2. The Palestinian issue is far from resolved, and thus there is potential for more atrocities.
So... what? This requires you to blow the situation out of proportion by invoking the Holocaust at any pretext? How does that help?
You are looking in nooks and crannies to detract from the obvious fact of a gross injustice, comparable to the Holocaust as laid out above.
No, what you laid out was a comparison to the Warsaw Ghetto, which is only a small (and not particularly unique or salient) aspect of the Holocaust. When you refer to the "gross injustice of the Holocaust," people understand that to refer to the industrialized liquidation of a minority population. Jews were living in ghettos all over Europe for hundreds and hundreds of years, and nobody considers that to be part of the Holocaust.