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anything. It was spookily sielnt with all the Palestinian neighbours in shock and all the criminals (Feiglin was there, as was then Minister of Tourism Benny Elon, doubtless all the other usual suspects) being allowed out of the homes as if nothing had happened. No arrests, no police files opened. When Nasser a-Ghawi went to the police a few days later to report a stolen watch during the fray, he was told the police had no idea who anyone had been no names were taken. Indeed, it just felt so evil that one sought for a word to try to get through to the trespassers what they were doing Now, angrily dismissing people as Nazis fails to come to terms with what made otherwise normal people behave the way they did as Nazis, and which gestalt may be behind what’s happening here abused families abuse, traumatised don't have awareness or humility and so on. ( Who are you to tell us.. where were you when we needed you we've suffered so much now no one can tell us what to do , all those familiar excuses.) I wish we in Israel would try to be more analytic as to what created Nazism to break the vicious cycle dragging us down, specifically holocaust studies folks. As Burg has written (The Holocaust is Over, We Must Rise from its Ashes), Israel should become a light to the world in understanding the psychology of holocausts, instead of our tendency to make of it No Bizness Like Shoah Bizness and only “our” holocaust was one.Maayan, I suggest you google the 1970s UN Covenant to Eradicate Apartheid because it's an international law concept, not just a paradigm specific to South Africa. As someone who lived in or passed through SA during some of the worst years, the situation here’s much worse in many features. Collective punishment and forcibly preventing work were never the norm in SA where the blacks were an integral part of the work force and never attacked by Cast Lead type-operations. (Yes there were military incursions into the townships, John Vorster Square torture, etc. but nothing like the F-16 or Black Hawk or drone missile raids.) I humbly suggest you study the situation here far more the permit system especially, but also the separate roads and total separation of whole populations, evictions, demolitions, family reunification denials, ID revocations, checkpoint humilitations and death rates there, etc. Sounds like you don't actually know much about how the Occupation and its matrix of control works.Miri my 86 year old Austrian neighbour said some four years ago how the smell of fascism is all too familiar to her. I know this smell, I know this smell she said, anxiously. And whilst I grew up believing the holocaust could never be understood, it was just too evil (my mother nursed Bergen-Belsen survivors in a London hospital so one picked up the later whispers as a tiny tot), by now I'm beginning to get a clearer picture, and it's just so tragic. I mostly blame an ignorant leadership, but maybe we lost the best brains and spiritual voices pace Leibowitz in that holocaust, so it may even be part of that legacy and trauma. Which doesn't necessarily disappear over time, but may gather resonance or ingrained cultural psychosis over time. For example, blind adherence to conservative values as a means of clinging to what is left and not having the internal security of being open to reform or freedom. etc.