The Zionist colonial project has time and time again proved it operates with the same cruelty, expansionism and disregard for human life as the Nazi regime. It's an apt use of the word.

Not the first time that Germany is on the side of genocide and I'm talking about the current one. The Nazi label is because of that.

ShinkanTrain is correct, but on top of their cruelty, Israel practices Nazism. They have a fascist economy. They are expansionist. They have legal racism. An extreme version of it too, with random hostage taking, slavery, concentration camps, terrorism as state policy.

Found the Nazi

It's such a meaningless phrase, where is this "right" written? What legislative body has legislated it? What judicative body could affirm or deny it? What executive body could enforce violations of that right?

As a colonial and genocidal project from the very beginning there was never any right for Israel to exist. Even if there was, the state and people of Israel have forfeit their right to have a state by decades of crimes against humanity

People compare nazism to zionism because both are supermasist ideologies seeking other groups extermination. The nazis were doing mass shooting, the IDF do mass shooting and mass bombing. Both the Nazis and the idf has a policy of starvation.

What does a right o exist even means and why the question is only asked about Israel?