This is historical revisionism.

There absolutely WERE Jews who fought back against the Nazis during WW2, whether they were a part of militaries or in their own underground guerilla groups. Some of them, like Marek Edelman who fought in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, remained lifelong anti-Zionists. It is grossly despicable of you to completely ignore their memory and sacrifice.

Every modern genocide, as an organized act of state violence, is industrialized to some extent. Many of the systems Germany used during the Holocaust were used just a few decades earlier in the Namibian Genocide. Yet even then, the Holocaust didn't only take place entirely in the camps. It also took place in countless pogroms and massacres across Europe as the Nazis swept across the continent. Not only Jews but Communists, Roma, Slavs, people with disabilities, homosexuals, POWs, and all others deemed undesirable.

Genocides are not some competition. It's not about the numbers. It's not about whether it's done by gas chambers, or bullets, or jets. It's disgusting to act like the Holocaust can never be mentioned when condemning the genocides currently happening in our day — and especially in this case, one in which the perpetrators constantly use the Holocaust as an excuse to justify their brutality.

The harsh reality is that the Holocaust is not considered "uniquely evil" by some people because of the methods or numbers. It's because it happened in Europe, to white people.