By On Wednesday, Joe Biden, the president of the United States of America, asked people to speak out against antisemitism and take action.
This was stated by Biden in his Passover speech, which was posted on the White House website under the headline, “My message to the Jewish community this Passover.”
He criticized the escalating anti-Semitic attacks in the US and declared that “failing to call out hate is collaboration…
And we won’t keep quiet.
“Jews from all around the world will gather tonight to celebrate Passover at the seder table,” he stated. The remarkable tale of the Jewish people’s escape from slavery in Egypt to freedom will be related. For many years, persecuted people around the world have drawn inspiration from this enduring, potent tale of faith, hope, and redemption.
On Wednesday, Joe Biden, the president of the United States of America, asked people to speak out against antisemitism and take action.
This was stated by Biden in his Passover speech, which was posted on the White House website under the headline, “My message to the Jewish community this Passover.”
He criticized the escalating anti-Semitic attacks in the US and declared that “failing to call out hate is collaboration…
And we won’t keep quiet.
“Jews from all around the world will gather tonight to celebrate Passover at the seder table,” he stated. The remarkable tale of the Jewish people’s escape from slavery in Egypt to freedom will be related. For many years, persecuted people around the world have drawn inspiration from this enduring, potent tale of faith, hope, and redemption.
flyers with anti-Semitic content left on Jewish homes’ front lawns. Swastiks at graves and on autos.
“Antisemitic activities and graffiti in primary, secondary, and postsecondary institutions. harassing Jewish students on college campuses. Being silent about hate is cooperation… And we won’t keep quiet.
According to Biden, antisemitic incidents that go unreported in everyday life expose the ugliest aspects of human history. Thus, he reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to ensuring the safety of Jews.
Their actions are reprehensible and disgusting. They have terrifying echoes of the darkest periods in human history. Additionally, they are a stain on the soul of our country and a menace to all minority communities in addition to being an attack on Jews.
I want the Jewish community to know that I understand their dread, their hurt, and their worry that this poison is being accepted. After witnessing it in Charlottesville, where neo-Nazis marched in the shadows while yelling anti-Semitic venom last heard in Germany in the 1930s, I made the decision to run for president.
“A closer look at what’s driving the rise in anti-Semitism in America, seen through the eyes of a Pittsburgh synagogue shooting survivor and a Jewish cemetery vandalism victim.
“You may trust that I care deeply about the security of the Jewish people. I support you. America supports you.
America supports you. We continue to strongly denounce antisemitism while I am president. Complicity occurs when hate is not condemned. Silence constitutes participation. And we won’t keep quiet.
“As the Passover holiday teaches, the sacred responsibility to remember is where our job begins. I returned to Israel last year to reaffirm America’s unwavering commitment to the country’s security. I went back to Yad Vashem to remember the 6 million Jews who were slaughtered there, to remind everyone of the horror of the Holocaust and our shared responsibility to make the phrase “Never Again” a reality.
