Originally Posted by Rochard

You are completely missing my point.

After WWII, The Germans did not commit acts of terrorism against the United States or any of the Allies. The Germans accepted defeat. Europe was utterly destroyed; Entire cities no longer existed. They did not have the will or desire to continue the fight. Thus, The Germans never committed acts of terrorism against the Allies.

It was the same with Japan.

Now here is the difference... After the Six Day War where the Arab nations were handed a quick and stunning defeat, they continue to call this war to this very day "the setback". If this war lasted six years and tens of millions of people died.... They would have given up and never picked up a weapon again.