We Refuse To Be Victims

"Never Again" was broken on October 7.

May 6 in Israel is the Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom Hashoah).

On this day, the oath is often remembered, according to which not only Jewish people but also European peoples promised themselves to live after the Second World War: "Never again".

Now it is obvious that this promise has not been fulfilled.

“Never Again” was broken on October 7, the day when most Jewish people were killed since the Holocaust.

“Never again” has been repeated every day since. At UN Security Council meetings, when Israel, not Hamas, is accused of war crimes. On the campuses of American universities, where they call for the "globalization of the intifada" (that is, the murder of Jewish people). Thousands came to demonstrations in European capitals under Palestinian flags and anti-Semitic slogans.

But in Yom Hashoah, we still say, “Never again,” and refuse to be victims.

Leonid Nevzlin, Telegram