Thx for your input. Just curious? My son is visiting a holocaust museum soon on a school excursion and I have visited the killing fields in Cambodia. I find is odd that so much has been done trying to recognize the past atrocities but what is the world doing about the atrocities now. I went to the Hiroshima museum and saw what one bomb could do in a split second, but, after that the war was over and the city got cleaned up. In Syria, the city streets look like Hiroshima for the last four years and people are still trying to live there! If the Jews want the rest of the world to take some sympathy of the past atrocities carried out by a madman essentially, what about taking a more pro-active stance on the atrocities happening now. To me it is just common sense! I would win them allot of support!
