What would you do if a friend started repeating an antisemitic conspiracy theory at the dinner table? What would you do if a Jewish coworker told you she’s afraid to wear her Star of David to work? One day in 1941, in a small Polish town, ordinary neighbors answered those same kinds of questions with silence, and some with worse. Much worse. That day ended with at least 340 people burned alive in a barn, by the very neighbors who had bought their bread and borrowed their tools for generations. This is not ancient history playing out somewhere safely behind us. This is today’s issue. Jewish students are hiding their identity on Western campuses right now. Synagogues need armed guards in cities where that would have seemed unthinkable a generation ago. This report is not a history lesson from 1941. It is today’s news. It’s about us — about what it would actually cost us to be rescuers instead of bystanders. In our own churches. Our own neighborhoods. Our own families. Today. This week. What does the hardest question demand? Listen and share.
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