Possibly exaggerated and possibly some revisionist history -- to some degree. I'm not sure. 75% of history is distorted. For one thing, Hitler's family doctor was Jewish. Seems odd, no? No one can even agree on what Trump is doing today. So you think you have a firm grasp on what happened in 1942? No other group in history has played the "poor me card" anywhere near as much. Playing the "poor me card" is valid to a certain point. But it loses it's validity when you yourself are committing atrocities. If they really wanted to genuinely play the "poor me card" and ONLY care about self-defense, they could reach out to the international community for assistance to end all violence and help sort out the issue for once and for all. But as they refuse to do that, the "poor me card" seems like a bad joke to me. I'm not taking sides. Both sides have continually added fuel to the fire. There is no good guy or bad guy at this point. But if both sides want to sort it out, they should sit at the table and maybe enlist the help of the international community. Otherwise, I won't lose much sleep over "anti semitism" and go running to the defense of the entire Jewish community when someone makes a negative remark. Even though I do not participate in it much. My brother in law is Jewish. I try to be respectful, even though there's a lot of things about him I can't stand. And no human being is perfect, Jewish or non-Jewish. Human beings are all pretty much the same as far as I'm concerned.
