Michael J. Plumeyer

LOOK AT THEM. AND THEN DARE TO DENY THE HOLOCAUST. Look at their bones. Their bare feet in the freezing snow. Their bodies starved almost beyond recognition. They were human beings. They had mothers, fathers, children, dreams, and names. The Nazis tried to erase every trace of their existence. SIX MILLION JEWS WERE MURDERED. SIX MILLION. And today, there are people who have the audacity to deny it, minimize it, justify it, or call it a fabrication. HOW DARE YOU? How dare you look at the mountains of evidence, the mass graves, the gas chambers, the testimonies of survivors, and the records left by the murderers themselves—and still deny what happened? Holocaust denial is not an alternative historical opinion. It is an assault on truth and a second act of cruelty against the victims. I am a Muslim. I am not Jewish. But I refuse to stand silently while the suffering of the Jewish people is mocked, erased, or rewritten. And to those who chant "Never Again" while making excuses for antisemitism today: Your selective humanity is a disgrace. These victims cannot rise from their graves to defend themselves. BUT WE CAN DEFEND THEIR MEMORY. Never Again must mean something when Jews are threatened today, not merely when we commemorate those murdered yesterday. I stand with the Jewish people. Unapologetically. Unconditionally against antisemitism. YOU CAN DENY HISTORY. YOU CANNOT ERASE THE DEAD. Mansoor Laghari #NeverAgain #HolocaustRemembrance #StopAntisemitism #JewishLivesMatter #StandWithIsrael