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Genocide education starts now, if it hasn t already

Genocide education starts now, if it hasnât already Updated April 2, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend We must teach the lesson of what hate can grow into The article âCalls grow for education on Holocaust,â by Naomi Martin (Page A1, March 31), was a harsh reminder that the Holocaust could be forgotten. After all, time makes memory fade, and the eyewitnesses are dying. Therefore, we must teach the lesson that hate can lead to genocide. Educators have a unique opportunity to have an impact on students at an early age. Auschwitz is the worldâs largest cemetery. There are no gravestones, just remnants of the gas chambers. There is the entrance gate and buildings housing haunted memories of torture and death.

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John Kordek, diplomat who made home in Arlington Heights, dies at 82

John Kordek, diplomat who made home in Arlington Heights, dies at 82
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Ambassador John F Kordek (Ret ) Of Arlington Heights, IL

Retired U.S. Ambassador John F. Kordek was born on June 9, 1938, in Chicago, Illinois, to John and Harriet (nee Rogalski) Kordek. He died Tuesday, February 16, 2021, at home

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Brookline@Home: Philip Abrams stays true to his roots

Brookline@Home: Philip Abrams stays true to his roots
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Netanyahu s envoy Dermer departs US, but to Democrats he s been gone for years

181 shares NEW YORK In 2017, Israeli Ambassador to the US Ron Dermer gave a speech to a new organization formed to bolster Jewish support for the Democratic Party. Addressing the fledgling group, the envoy stressed the importance of initiatives that strengthen both Republicans’ and Democrats’ solidarity with the Jewish state, ensuring that the US-Israel relationship can remain a matter of bipartisan consensus. Dermer told the crowd he needed the support of both parties to effectively pilot the US-Israel relationship. “You cannot fly a plane with one wing,” he said. For over seven years as ambassador, Dermer, 49, helped steer the US-Israel relationship through the turbulence of Democratic President Barack Obama’s second term followed by the friendlier skies of Republican Donald Trump’s administration, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu found a partner in Washington with whom he was politically aligned.

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