Here is the disturbing reality: many people have used the violence in Gaza to increase hate and discrimination against Jewish people. What is not being covered is the irony that many of these people spewing antisemitism are the same people spewing Islamophobia, xenophobia, and other forms of hatred to anyone perceived as "different." These people are using their platforms to throw bigotry at anyone who doesn't fit into their narrow definition of "normal." Whether it's Islamophobia, antisemitism, or just plain hatred, it's all part of the same public toxicity that is becoming more widespread every day. What needs to be covered is that the real members of this peace movement will always stand against hate. This movement is a diverse coalition of individuals from all walks of life—Jews, Christians, Muslims, and many others—who refuse to tolerate bigotry and discrimination in every form. This is a peace movement that will not allow outside agitators to break the bond that has been formed between these diverse groups of people. So, while there may be forces out there intent on sowing discord and spreading hate, we refuse to yield an inch. It's crucial that this movement remains steadfast in our commitment to calling out terrorist organizations, terrorist states, and genocide, regardless of the challenges we may face. We will not shy away from confronting these atrocities head-on, and we will continue to advocate for peace and justice on all fronts. Together, we are stronger than hate. Together, we will overcome adversity. Together, we will build a world where tolerance and understanding prevail. | 