Holocaust II: The Sequel

In 1940, at the start of World War II, there were about 18 million Jews on Earth. By the war’s end in 1945, there were only 12 million. The 6 million the Nazis murdered represented about one-third of all Jews in the world.

But the Jews recovered, although incompletely. Now there are about 14 million Jews. Of these, 7 million reside in Israel, along with about 2 million Arabs. So if Israel were wiped out, about 7 million Jews would die, out-Hitlering Hitler.

This would represent one-half of all Jews, leaving a pitiful remnant of 7 million. Of course, this would still be too many for the anti-Semites and Hitler devotees so prevalent on X.

But this proves nothing. In Japan, where there are virtually no Jews, there is an active anti-Semitic movement. From this we can guess that if every Jew on Earth were exterminated, the haters would still blame all their problems on the residual effects of the now-extinct Jews.

People may die. Whole groups may be exterminated. But hatred lives on, fed by its own venom. Too sad for words.