It it was It wasn't the tipping point, but I think it was a very strong reminder off what can happen if if education and memory and history goes unchecked.

Betty.

Very sad.

But I witness particularly under sixth.

I never told I'm gonna live in this country and witnessed something right when you look at the characters who were wearing sweat shirts that says Camp Auschwitz on the back of them, said staff.

I mean, this wasn't just a random sweatshirt that was made up.

It was obviously well prepared ahead of time for the day.

But I think about it.

I am very disappointed that after lust, 37 member of my family, was my mother.

My father was all perished in the hospital concentration camp and the anti Semitism is so strong.

Unbelievable how much hatred we experienced right now.

So I'm very sad and disappointed.

Crime and the world, the concentration camps are overcrowded.

We never want the history of the Holocaust to be a footnote in the history books.

We need to talk about the Holocaust.

We need to teach about the Holocaust because it is the most effective way to combat anti Semitism and racism in all its forms good Holocaust education, and it has never been more important than it is today.