Zivah: I share your frustration. However, I believe it’s critically important to speak out and be heard, again and again, to educate those who are misinformed, and/or victims of intentional propaganda and persistent global media bias. We all have a platform in the 21st century high-tech Information Age, which is vastly different than the past. Never again means never again. It’s the least we can do in the spirit of tikun olam. It’s the least we can do to honor the memories of those brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7. It’s the least we can and should do to honor the memories of all those murdered during the Holocaust in the historical genocide by the Nazis as the world watched in silence—not to mention the current anti-Israel, anti-Jewish and anti-American terrorism in the Middle East and around the world. It’s painful that our traditional allies whom we studied by during their fight for civil rights and equal opportunity just stabbed us in the back. But we are so used to going at it alone and persevering for truth and justice, and understanding and education of those who are ignorant or antisemitic with heart and mind overflowing with hate. Don’t you agree?