The Holocaust Remembrance Association Works to Uphold the Truth About the Holocaust and Violence Against the Jewish People

Events around the world underscore the importance of Holocaust education and remembrance. An organization called the Holocaust Remembrance Association, comprising Jewish descendants and Christian allies, works to preserve the truth and prevent history from being denied or rewritten.

KINGWOOD, Texas, Oct. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Holocaust Remembrance Association is launching the Grand Opening of The Holocaust Garden of Hope - a unique children's memorial garden at King's Harbor in Kingwood, Texas on November 5, 2023.

Just days ago, the world bore witness to an unspeakable tragedy, marking the largest loss of Jewish lives in a single day since the Holocaust. The perpetrators employed tactics reminiscent of a dark chapter in history. They engaged in acts of unspeakable cruelty, including the heart-wrenching murder of entire families in their homes, the horrifying crimes of systematic rape and torture, and the unimaginable horror of taking the lives of innocent babies in front of their parents, or worse, separating parents from their children through violence.

The extent of their brutality knew no bounds, as they resorted to mass kidnappings and subjected their victims to public humiliation, marching them through the streets. The catalog of atrocities seems endless.

As we grapple with the weight of this tragedy, it's important to remember that thousands of Israelis, along with an as yet uncertain number of citizens from other nations, are dead, wounded, or have been taken hostage. Among the affected, it has been reported that dozens of Americans are also among the victims. Our hearts ache for the lives lost and the families forever changed by this appalling event.

The ongoing crisis in Israel serves as a stark reminder of the Holocaust Garden of Hope's vital role in safeguarding the truth of the Holocaust. Right now, the world is witnessing the consequences of a troubling pattern of denying and rewriting the history of the Holocaust, as millions continue to deny the Holocaust and the legitimacy of the Jewish nation.

That is why now more than ever, for such a time as this, the need for education about the Holocaust is underscored by the urgency of the moment. The Holocaust Remembrance Association, formed by Jewish descendants of Holocaust survivors and Christian allies works to preserve the truth of the Holocaust and facilitates education, healing, and reconciliation, all to send an undeniable message to the world - never again.

The Holocaust Remembrance Association is a 501(c)(3) educational organization based in Kingwood, Texas, formed by Jewish descendants of Holocaust survivors and Christian allies in order to sensitize hearts to the issues of the Holocaust and facilitate education, healing, and reconciliation.

For interviews, please contact Basya Benshushan (832) 331-3908 to schedule.

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Basya Benshushan, Holocaust Remembrance Association, 1 (832) 331-3908, [email protected], https://holocaustremembranceassociation.org/

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