Westminster City Council’s Post

So what has humanity learned today....

Remembering the Past to help create a Better Future: Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, when we remember all those murdered during the Holocaust, the persecution of other groups, and in more recent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. #HolocaustMemorialDay #HMD2025

I have so many questions: Do we just have horrible values? Is it greed on steroids? Is it our love affair with systemic racism? Is it that we are “white” terrorists? Why, in the aggregate, have “white” people bought into the idea that if we just work a little harder, we too could be powerful and wealthy like the wealthiest elites who run our nation? Why do we choose money over humans? Why do we believe in the meritocracy myth? Why don’t we value empathy and compassion? Why are we so obsessed with hating on Black people? We have a “white” people problem in the USA. 😞 Our nation could be amazing… We are the ones stopping it from its potential. End the hate now. Choose love and hope over corruption, lies, and a zero integrity. Keep on this path and our group will be next for injustice and inequity. Inhumanity never pays in the long term. It only destroys.

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day, a solemn occasion to honor and mourn the millions murdered by the Nazi regime during World War II. We would also like to spotlight the good work being done by our past client, International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, to ensure that the memory lives on and that such an atrocity never occurs again. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3WvRko7

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day, a solemn occasion to honor and mourn the millions murdered by the Nazi regime during World War II. Sarah Best Strategy would also like to spotlight the good work being done by our past client, International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, to ensure that the memory lives on and that such an atrocity never occurs again. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3WvRko7

Read all about it. Today is Holocaust Memoraial Day. The message is clear. Never Again Is Now. #kpmg #kpmglaw #YomHaShoah #NeverAgainIsNow #NeverForget #HolocaustRemembrance #NeverAgain #HonorTheVictims #EndAntiSemitism #HolocaustMemorialDay

Is it ok to use the Holocaust and its perpetrators as analogy for recent potential threats? Is it ok for Israel to label whoever is her enemy as Nazis or identify them as monsters about to commit another genocide of the Jews? This is the approach by the leadership of Israel over the last 50 years. To inject fear into its own people. To remind those international nations who looked away when the events of the Holocaust took place. To remind them of their guilt so that they may accept all the hostility and inhumanity that Israel will reign down on its enemies. It’s a touchy subject, but analogies can be misguiding and misrepresent both the reality of any threat as well as diminish the real significance and uniqueness of the Holocaust tragedy. This video addresses the methodology of how the Holocaust was transitioned from an event Jews wanted to forget to a weapon used on a daily basis. https://lnkd.in/e-eYx6MM

Today, on Holocaust Memorial Day, we honour the memory of those who suffered and perished during one of history's darkest chapters. It’s a day to reflect, not just on the past, but on our present and future. While we say “never again,” recent genocides remind us how fragile peace and unity can be. From Rwanda to Bosnia, Darfur to the Uyghurs, the divisions that lead to these atrocities still exist in our world today. In times of increasing polarisation and division, it feels more urgent than ever to ask: how can we build bridges instead of walls? How do we create spaces for understanding, compassion, and dialogue in our communities? Stories hold power. They teach us empathy, connect us, and remind us of our shared humanity. Perhaps by listening to one another—truly listening—we can resist the forces that divide us. What small actions can we take in our everyday lives to counter division and foster understanding? What stories should we be telling? #HolocaustMemorialDay #NeverAgain #UnityThroughStories