By Zanna Linskaia
77 years past from the time of Nuremberg trials over 22 Nazi war
criminals, accused of the genocide of 6 million European Jews by
Nazi Germany between 1941 and 1945. 27 January was chosen by UN
to commemorate the date that Auschwitz concentration camp was
liberated by the Red Army in 1945 and to remember all victims of
Holocaust.
How many years, decades or millenniums should past, that mankind
could stop to hate and kill Jews? Every day we read, watch and have
news about attacks on synagogues, Jewish schools or our people
and children - injured, stabbed, beaten or killed by terrorists and
ordinary anti-Semites. In the modern UK, France, Germany, America,
Canada, Russia, Poland, Hungary, and even in Israel the level of anti-
Semitism in last few years is higher than ever…
French president E. Macron admits:
“Our country, and for that matter all of Europe and most Western
democracies, seems to be facing a resurgence of anti-Semitism
unseen since World War II.”
Example of it - the story of Sarah Halimi, an Orthodox Jewish woman
in her sixties, who died after being pushed out of the window of her
Paris flat by neighbor Kobili Traoré, who shouted "Allahu Akbar!"
The verdict by the French Court ruled, that murderer will not face any
trial because he was a heavy pot smoker. Is it not outrageous?
On International Memorial Day of Holocaust the prime ministers,
presidents, politicians, TV hosts and anchors are regularly giving the
brilliant speeches that “Never again”…But for us, Jews, Holocaust is
not over…
