Dear Editor, Has anyone read about the Warsaw ghetto in World War II? It was the Nazi blockade of a section of Warsaw, Poland, in which European Jews were trapped, starved, and eventually murdered. Has the Israeli blockade of Gaza borrowed from history? Not to say that Israel is a Nazi state. It is, after all, a theocracy where citizenship requires being Jewish. Do other countries have such religious/ethnic requirements for citizenship? Recently, an 89-year-old reporter was condemned by our White House for criticizing the illegal occupation of Palestine, while not a word was said about the murder of nine activists attempting to bring food, medical supplies, and the like to the Gaza ghetto. Is such a public position in the international interests of the U.S.? Does the old cliché of the “tail wagging the (big) dog” apply?