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“If you fail to learn history, you are doomed to repeat it” (Winston Churchill). The Holocaust is one lesson the world should never forget. Sadly however, we are seeing this lesson is fading quickly. This week as Yom HaShoah (Israel’s Holocaust Memorial Day) approaches, it’s time once again to reflect on one of history’s darkest chapters. It’s a day not only to remember the six million souls who perished, but also to honor those daring innocent ones who survived.
Few Remain In 2025, approximately 123,000 Holocaust survivors remain in Israel. Most are now well into their 80s and 90s, living alone, facing poverty, isolation, and declining health. These precious individuals are not only survivors – they are living witnesses. They carry stories the world must never forget. But every day, that number dwindles. We are running out of time to look into their eyes and say, “We see you. We honor you. We’re here for you.”
We believe that “Never Again” must be more than a slogan whispered once a year. It must become a call to action, a daily commitment. Because if even one survivor is still going to bed cold, hungry, or alone… if even one grandmother who survived the camps feels forgotten… then “never again” remains unfinished.
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