Pubo Rabbi Holocost tells the importance of remembrance day

Pueblo, colo. (KKTV) – Monday was the International Holocost Day and Shamsash Ariel Mesianic Vardhanar Rabbi Michael Marx wants people to understand why we recognize this day.

“For a whole group of people first, Jewish people, it was the day of great destruction. We call it the day of destruction in English. If you want to translate the word correctly, the day of completely destruction, “Rabbi Marx tells 11 news.

Rabbi Marx said, “But Holocost is the day we remember because it was a day in which more than 6 million Jews were in the hands of a nation and its counterparts. This is a time in which we can actually see the world, and can say that it was evil. ,

Some Rabbi Marx wants people to learn about Holocost, “Most people do not realize, it was not just Jewish people.

“The third Reich wiped out an entire group of people named Gypsies and before they wipe the gypsies, they had to exceed 20,000 homosexuals and homosexuals. And before that he also eliminated those who were physically handicapped, so there is no drain on society.

“But as a Jew, we recall Holocost Remember Day because it affects all of our lives. There is not a Jew on the planet, which did not lose anyone. ,

Talking about her personal relationship with Holocost, Rabbi Marx said, “If I think of my family, my grandmother came to this country and that’s why I am here.

“I look at Washem which is a memorial, meaning hands and name, and I found my family and all of them hit in the Aushwitz. Everyone does not question anyone, there is no left outside my grandmother’s family. ,

Rabbi Marx says that Holocost is not only destructive because of the life that was lost, but also due to generations that will never be born.

Rabbi Marx told 11 news, “Who knows how many genius, how many of the artists, how many cultural progress, we lost how many cultural progress in those 6 million people and their children and children of their children and their children and their children.” Are. You know that it is not just a generation, it is all generations that should have been. ,

Today, explaining the duties of American Jews, Rabbi Marx says, “Now we are here, we are American Jews, we have the same responsibilities as Israel to support our people, support the motherland and its To take care for.

“But what we can do today as American believers, it is not a lie to never promote Holocaust.”

A major lesson Rabbi’s mark says that people should take away from Holocaust, “(this) teaches us that hate, but only for a season.

“Have you ever seen a culture and realized that we are all suffering from evil, but it ever wins completely, prevails and always happens. And there is something beautiful in life.

“If I quote Tora, then the book of origin, ‘You were made in the image of God’ and every time we hurt someone, whether it is physically, or emotionally, or otherwise we Can hurt the image of one.

Rabbi Marx also talks about the connections that Publo has a holocaust and says, “Well, I have news for you, we have American Jews, who have lost families in Holocost and if you don’t know if you don’t know If, there is a Holocaust monument (in) the publo and independent, you will find it in the park on the right side of Santa F Avenue.

“But this is also (this) stories of heroes that came to the rescue, and if you did not know, it is a city of heroes, and many people publs, colloids, across the country, even across the country Also came to end the evil of that day.

Quoting Winston Churchill, Rabbi Marx says, “If we refuse to remember history, we are ruined to repeat it.” Creating a cycle of good and evil. ,

Rabbi said in detail at the memorial, if Vashem and 11 news states, “If there is a hand, Vashem is the name, we refuse to forget the deeds and the names of those who have done such works.”

“In fact, Yad Washem Memorial has The Avenue of the Ritens, who are non-Jewish, who have worked to save Jewish life and have thousands of trees, because … it was Christians at that time who left his neck out Was kept there and definitely famous like Kori Ten Boom and Oscars Shindleer and others. “

When she tells the story in Ukraine, Rabbi Marx says, “I was in the Rovano and I was passing through a park and looked down and felt that the very walkway was made of Jewish Headstone.

“Okay and then I was in Kiev and I am looking and I am walking and I am sitting in a congregation to serve in the morning and feel that they are all older people left.

“We spent some time there, cleaning, holocaust graves for those who still remember, Anachanu Zocheim, we remember.”

Rabbi Marx told 11 news, “Do you ever wonder why they put a small rock on a stone, a Jewish headstone?” Because the rock is eternal and we refuse to forget, so we keep the stone there. ,

Rabbi Marx then relates the incidents of Holocost’s past to tragedies and hatred crimes, which today, “Antisementism in the US is a big, big thing.

“And yet it is not news because it is not new. The news should be new and if I see, which I do from time to time, the FBI hate hate crimes and religious hatred reports that we have more than 1,400 in a year. ,

If you are interested in helping the people of the Jewish community and people in general, Rabbi Marx recommended, “If I can encourage those who see it to do anything on this Holocost Remember Day, then this That is that you donate to a group that preserves life, you preserve life, know, maybe you know a clinic or perhaps VA or perhaps Israel or American Red Cross, but today which today People have passed, in their memory, give a piece of donation today. ,

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