How about Edward Snowden, have you heard of him?
>Suicide terrorism was originally a Nazi tactic
I don't think that is the case, it appears to have lots of history behind it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_attack#History.2C_pre-...
On suicide terrorism and Naziism, read up on the Nazi influences on the Middle East during and after the War. The Ba'ath Party is explicitly National Socialist; Sayyed Qutb and the Muslim Brotherhood were influenced by them, as are organizations descended from them. Anti-Semitism in the Middle East is largely a Nazi import -- this is the same Middle East that the Jews fondly remember as a center of forbearance prior to the modern age. (Thus all those Orientalizing synagogues.)
Of course, suicide bombings and suicide terrorism are bad because they're bad, not because they're Nazi-associated. (Conservation, sustainable forestry, and high minimum wages were also Nazi causes, after all.) But there's a Nazi element in modern Islamic terror, which makes it particularly unsettling when a Westerner who's apparently on the far left defends supporters of Islamic terror and supporters of a new Holocaust more or less in the same breath.