You mentioned Kishnev, that is one of the most infamous pogroms ever to take place in Europe.

And yet the massacre in Hevron was both more deadly and more gruesome than the Kishnav pogrom,

which drove tens of thousands of Jews to flee Eastern Europe, not just for Palestine, but also for the United States.

And so this idea among anti-Semites in Europe was that, you know, Jews

didn't belong there. They often told Jews go back to Palestine. And Jews had listened. They went

back to Palestine. And they went back to their homeland. And there, they were seemingly being told

you don't belong here either.

Yeah. they were seemingly being told you don't belong here either. Before we begin today's conversation, I want to take a moment to say the names of seven

Americans being held today for well over a year in Gaza by Hamas terrorists.

These are their names, Omer Nutra, Idan Alexander, Sagi Dekhielh, Keith Siegel, Itaihchen,

and Gadi and Judy Haggai.

In the days ahead, most Americans will slow down and turn inward for the holidays,

gathering with family or going on vacation.

At this time, though, I thought we should do everything we can to make sure these hostages

are household names here in America.

The same way Brittany Greiner and Evan Gerskovich were constantly cited everywhere in the

news media by celebrities and by professional athletes and by our political leaders from both

parties. Why don't we do the same for the seven

Americans who have been through hell at the hands of Hamas and are in captivity in the dungeons of

Gaza? Sam Harris, Cheryl Sandberg, Scott Galloway and I recently made a short video to put a

spotlight on these Americans.

We'll link to it in the show notes.

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