JEWS

According to Jewish history, Jewish people have experienced a lot of prosecute or in another word cruel and unfair treatment by Germany army during World War 2. Jewish peoples’ religion is Judaism and their language is Hebrew. They were prosecuted because of the occurrence of Christianity religion and not only that they are also were bloodbath by Germany army during that time. This we can see by watching the movie ‘the pianist’. While watching the movie, I can say that the Jewish were really tortured by Germany and they were very cruel toward those Jewish people.

Jews people are known as the cruel and humiliated by some other countries. Moreover, Adolf Hitler German politician and the leader of Nazi party also said that Jewish people are liars and deceptive. This is because Jewish people will hide their bad characters by acting kind and good in front of their enemies. However, when they have the chance they will attack their enemies in the cruellest way.

Jewish people become cruel after World War 2 especially towards Muslims in Palestine. 

The war happened as they claimed that Palestine is their origin state. They used to be part of Palestine after World War 2 as Israel does not originally exist as a nation for real. United States, as a world superpower after World War 2, played an important role in establishment of Israel. Furthermore, after Hitler’s holocaust committed by the end the population of Jewish people are fewer and they lived in suffering and fear. Then, with the help from United States also, they managed to take Palestine away.

what happened to Palestinians during war with Israel

I am actually a bit agreed with Adolf Hitler’s accusation. This is because, when I see what they had done to the Palestinians over these years are very cruel and unacceptable. However, I cannot deny that not all Jewish people are bad or evil. This is because, there maybe some of them that kind and want to live their life as others. They want to be in peace, do their work as usual and also not making enemies in life.