All faiths must stand together against hatred
National Holocaust Memorial Day matters because it is not just about Jewish
victims, but all those who are touched by atrocity
Jonathan Sacks
When the Archbishop of Canterbury and I led a mission of leaders of all the
faiths in Britain to Auschwitz in November, we did so in the belief that the
time has come to strengthen our sense of human solidarity. For the Holocaust
was not just a Jewish tragedy but a human one. Nor did it happen in some remote
corner of the globe. It happened in the heart of Europe, in the culture that
had given the world Goethe and Beethoven, Kant and Hegel. And it can happen
again. Not in the same place, not in the same way, but hate still stalks our
world.
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