Nissan is a month of remembrance and observance. For the past eight days we have celebrated Pesach with joy and happiness as we sat with family and friends retelling our story of national liberation and freedom. On this Wednesday evening, we sit together in sadness and grief as we collectively observe Yom HaZikaron laShoah, Holocaust Memorial Day, to recall the genocide of our six million brethren. Our holidays always require us to do two things: first, remember them; secondly, then keep or observe them. Pesach and Yom HaShoah, two observances inextricably linked together, calling us…no shouting at us… to observe them not just with prayer but with action. Eli Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Prize historian of the Holocaust, wrote “I love Passover because for me it is a cry against indifference, a cry for compassion.”