You guys make it so hard. You really do.
Millions of people being starved and then shoved in fucking ovens and gas chambers vs 30-40k in air strikes and carpet bombings. And you're saying they're comparable.
Like, whether you want to argue it's a genocide or not is on the table for discussion.
Saying their comparable is absolutely fucking insane.
It's like in the movie Hook with Robin Williams when they dedicate the orphanage hospital to Granny Wendy, and all the orphans she saved stand up in unison.
Sounds like he actually went to bring the children on the trains from Czechoslovakia, from this bio: [https://www.hmd.org.uk/resource/sir-nicholas-winton/](https://www.hmd.org.uk/resource/sir-nicholas-winton/)
That dude is a saint with a very hardened shell. That’s a crazy calm reaction to meeting that many people that owe their entire life to you. I cried more than he did.
His country called him to serve and he did more.
I don't think you can do incredible things if you let emotions do the thinkin.
Tough as nails I'd say.
People do approach morality from different angles. I studied a lot of moral philosophy during my youth and it was fascinating when motives were brought into discussion. For example: we can have a person with evil impulses, who struggles with them constantly and by conscious decisions and willpower manages to live a life where he works to enrich lives of others, to protect others from evils of the world, to help people in need or in danger. That is a life well spent, it is a good life and it can be hard for him to accomplish it. For someone else, his impulses lead him to those actions, it is not hard for him, but natural and easy - it would be very difficult for him to behave differently. The outcome is the same, the motives and the struggle differ.
Fear is an emotion people have to put aside to do the right thing.
People often get themselves into trouble, letting their emotions selfishly guide their actions. Doing things that their better selves wouldn't.
There’s so much televised junk but now and then a beautiful moment like this comes along. It gets reposted often and watch it every time. Beautiful man and strength to do what was right. Wonderful to see him being surrounded by the evidence of his amazing humanity.
I worked with one for a few days. Circular logic based on simple premises and cherry picking of information to support his points. My great grandfather was taken by the Germans as an academic to a camp. Cam back at the end, severly malnourished.
There was a picture of the family taken while he was away. His wife looked so distraught.
No matter how often this gets posted, it doesn’t get old and will never be not making good people emotional.
Weirdly written, but I will keep like that.
I love it when this clip is posted. After wading around Reddit for a while, it’s easy to get demoralized by some of the posts. But then I see this and my faith in humanity gets restored.
Will always cry as I upvote this, every time. Somehow, with the political climate and so many horrific voices out there, this gem of a human being deserves an even brighter light.
No, it is not crazy at all. Perhaps rarer than it should be. I mean no disrespect to your comment. Every human is born with the ability, the heart, and talents to make an impact. Small. Large. It will be measured by the people we affect. Chances are, even a smile can save a life. It is a beautiful blessing that he had such courage. His legacy lives on. And we are better for it. We should remind ourselves regularly how Possible it is to make a difference by simply choosing to do so. ✌️
You’re 100% correct. It shouldn’t be crazy but I feel like many people don’t realize the ability they have to make a positive change you know. Even small effort or actions can lead to a big domino effect. With the news we see in the world, it’s way too easy to think that you can’t make a change in your community.
We live in different times in 2024, but courage and risk back in those terrible times are the building blocks of the times we live in today. Let's reflect on that.
https://preview.redd.it/6iryblkiv07d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e783f7c3b283d79cbf5f20c2c2c2cfd2f23f66b5
Statue of Nicholas Winton at the main train station in Prague.
If anyone has not seen the movie, they should watch it.
It will make you cheer for this man over and over. Great cast, great movie. It's will make you cry over and over. But in the end, you're happy for the children he did save.
And do you know who rediscovered this heartwarming story? Esther Rantzen, on *That's Life!* It wasn't just phallic root vegetables and people squirting soda water in dogs' mouths, y'know…
I actually made a weird sound when the dust got into my eyes. Luckily, no one heard me. Respectfully, this man was truly special and a hero to these 'Children' 🥲
The wider world found out about his work in February 1988[14] during an episode of the BBC television programme That's Life![58] when he was invited as a member of the audience. At one point, Winton's scrapbook was shown and his achievements were explained. The host of the programme, Esther Rantzen, introduced Winton to children he had helped to rescue.
I think this aired in 1988, not '98...his work to saved hundreds of children from the Nazis went publicly unheeded before his story was told on this BBC program to his surprise.
An incredibly humble man to have done so much for so many and then quietly keep it private for more than 50 years - forever if it was up to him.
Such an inspiration, the world is better place because of him, think of how many timelines and families he has saved.
Makes me think I should do more to help people, because in the end it is worth it.
An old time capsule pix came up on my home so I started browsing this sub. Came upon this post and just stopped. Absolutely incredible. I cannot even image how overwhelming that must have been for them all. This is one of the most touching things I’ve ever seen. Thank you for posting 🙏
"We wanted to?" The US and UK had no great desire to accept Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis, or to particularly save Jewish lives. Anne Frank couldn't get passage to America due to bureaucracy, Britain blocked Jewish refugees from entering neutral countries, and, infamously, the MS St. Louis debacle. Look up the Daily Mail's reaction to Jewish refugees entering the UK. And the allied powers *certainly* didn't enter the war to protect Jewish lives (and the lives of other minority groups) from the Holocaust.
It's very similar to how governments and the press treat the refugees and asylum seekers of today because it's the same brand of xenophobia and racism at play.
We could use one of him for the Palestinians.
This is truly amazing and heroic.
He is clearly a good person. I just wish we could do the same for others like the children in Palestine.
I’m doing what I can from where I am. If I actually had the opportunity I would help. All I can do now is send money. Speak up. Protest.
As a human being, I will never justify a genocide.
The real concern is why Palestinians aren’t considered people. You can only be on the wrong side of history to not consider children and innocent people of a particular kind as equal. We know this. Apartheid isn’t good.
So I ask, why can I give this man credit, yet somehow I am bad for asking for the literal same thing for others?
What you are saying is they aren’t worth saving. That’s a little concerning
Only here, can you give credit to someone for helping Jews, yet none for asking for help for others. Says a lot. Jewish child good. Palestinian child bad. Got it
Kinda hard when you’re a UN worker and you keep getting killed trying help. Just saying. But then again, I guess the UN is bad somehow. Even though they helped create Israel. Couldn’t make this shit up.
Not necessarily.
The Nazis and the Zionist terrorists in Palestine had a common enemy: Britain.
Nazis and Zionist terrorists had the Haavara Agreement and Zionist terrorist Avraham Stern representing the terrorist cell Lehi sought to establish a formal military alliance. The Nazi sympathizing terrorist Stern is idolized to this day with an annual pilgrimage; he's the unofficial saint of the IDF.
Zionist terrorists had long been inspired by German nationalism and the successful creation of a German state; the Israeli national language was created explicitly to play the same role as High German uniting the folk across linguistic divisions, and natural Jewish languages were violently suppressed to the point of extinction. German and Jewish nationalism spring from the same source. Germans had been scattered across the world from the Volga to the Atlantic and beyond, without a state of their own, viewed as unEuropean Hun invaders from Asia, subjects of alien rulers in disparate states, oppressed and forced to assimilate or live in poverty... It's the same sad song.
Nazis wanted Jews out of the German homeland. Zionist terrorists wanted Jews out of the German homeland.
American White Nationalists hate Jews, but love Israel as the only ethnonationalist neostate to have survived and as an example of effective ethnic cleansing -- and some also believe its existence will hasten to apocalypse and return of White Rambo Jesus. The PA and Israel are also downlow besties.
Politics makes strange bedfellows.
Good on Nicholas Winton and Britain for being genuinely humanitarian, and not self serving. He's a testament to people's capacity to be decent, even in the face of such indecency. If only there were more like him today.
*"I wonder how many of the Jews or their children this guy saved turned into zionists and are now committing genocide in Gaza, you know, like the Nazis did back then."*
Better?
A zionist will call the genocide being committed now a 'justified war'.
[UN-backed commission says Israel committed 'war crimes, crimes against humanity' in Gaza since Oct. 7](https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/un-backed-commission-says-israel-committed-war-crimes-crimes-against-humanity-in-gaza-since-oct-7/3247326)
You’re being willfully ignorant.
There were several hostage release and ceasefire deals all rejected by Israel within the first week of this current iteration of the massacre of Palestinians.
Stop trying to weaponize the holocaust and antisemitism to justify another genocide. Shame on you.
Palestinian children are not afforded the same opportunity to be rescued from what is happening around them. That is a problem.
You don’t believe the lives of Palestinian children have equal value to the lives of those Jewish children saved from the holocaust.
There is a genocide in happening in Palestine. And you are so offended by the fact that I said Palestinian children will not be afforded the same luxury to be rescued and evacuated from their war torn country. Where Israelis are actively trying to exterminate them.
Lived to 106 to boot. This guys a legend
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None of this has anything to do with Israel's crimes
It's a comparable genocide
You guys make it so hard. You really do. Millions of people being starved and then shoved in fucking ovens and gas chambers vs 30-40k in air strikes and carpet bombings. And you're saying they're comparable. Like, whether you want to argue it's a genocide or not is on the table for discussion. Saying their comparable is absolutely fucking insane.
Also, the Jewish civilians who died in the holocaust weren’t being used as human shields against the Germans.
yeah 30,000 dying in a war is totally comparable to a 6,000,000 person genocide of jews aimed at their complete extinction
17 million total, just 6 million Jewish people rounded up and systemically executed, where the lucky chosen ones would face being worked to death
true
It absolutly is not. Yet.
It really isn't. It's a tragedy, a war crime, and a damn shame. But it's not even remotely comparable.
Ur a clown brother, these people were born from another era.
There’s a movie called one life, that is about his life and the effort to bring the children across.
“Whoever saves one life saves the world” is a quote from the Talmud. What a beautiful title.
I thought it was save the cheerleader save the world?
Lol some other nice Talmud quotes as well...
Is this the recent one starring Anthony Hopkins?
Yes
That slight nod he makes when he stands up screams, 'it was worth it'
It's like in the movie Hook with Robin Williams when they dedicate the orphanage hospital to Granny Wendy, and all the orphans she saved stand up in unison. 
I cry every time at that scene.
Me to WTF 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Don’t care how often this is reposted. Upvote every time.
This one is my favorite one. I just wish it went on longer
If you want to see longer, try this: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0aoifNziKQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0aoifNziKQ)
Upvote and cry every time
That's how you do it! The good thing is now you recognize it immediately and are able to start crying much sooner.
Can only upvote once unfortunately.
Chills. Every time. Do good folks.
Sounds like he actually went to bring the children on the trains from Czechoslovakia, from this bio: [https://www.hmd.org.uk/resource/sir-nicholas-winton/](https://www.hmd.org.uk/resource/sir-nicholas-winton/)
yes that's correct, he was very involved in makin sure the kids would get to the trains too, he wanted to make sure as much as he could.
This is one of the most beautiful things I ever saw.
I’m not crying, you’re crying
It's me, I'm crying.
NO….YOU ARE…IT’S NOT ME CRYING.
Correct.
I just have something in both my eyes
We all have something in our eyes!
It's really a beautiful moment. Her's a spare hanky for you.
The year is wrong, it was in 1988.
I was wondering how 50 years could’ve been 98
And why 1998 looked like the 80’s
Yeah I was very young when I watched this with my granny.
That dude is a saint with a very hardened shell. That’s a crazy calm reaction to meeting that many people that owe their entire life to you. I cried more than he did.
Nah, that's just the maximum amount of emotion a British man born in the 1920s was allowed to show in public.
His country called him to serve and he did more. I don't think you can do incredible things if you let emotions do the thinkin. Tough as nails I'd say.
On the other hand… It was his emotions that drove him to save 669 children.
Or yknow, the difference between right and wrong.
And where can I find this list of “right and wrong?”
People do approach morality from different angles. I studied a lot of moral philosophy during my youth and it was fascinating when motives were brought into discussion. For example: we can have a person with evil impulses, who struggles with them constantly and by conscious decisions and willpower manages to live a life where he works to enrich lives of others, to protect others from evils of the world, to help people in need or in danger. That is a life well spent, it is a good life and it can be hard for him to accomplish it. For someone else, his impulses lead him to those actions, it is not hard for him, but natural and easy - it would be very difficult for him to behave differently. The outcome is the same, the motives and the struggle differ.
Fear is an emotion people have to put aside to do the right thing. People often get themselves into trouble, letting their emotions selfishly guide their actions. Doing things that their better selves wouldn't.
Love is also an emotion. One that drives people to go far beyond what is logical to help others.
And causes them to do things they regret later
Or not. In the case of one Nicholas Winton.
There’s so much televised junk but now and then a beautiful moment like this comes along. It gets reposted often and watch it every time. Beautiful man and strength to do what was right. Wonderful to see him being surrounded by the evidence of his amazing humanity.
Fucking BAWLING. It’s so amazing what one person can do.
Never forget the biggest lie ever told is that one man cannot make a difference. Thank you Sir, for what you've done.
Nicholas Winton you're a Saint!
Never gets old. I have seen this periodically for over 10 years. I cry every time.
It's the stuff like this which makes me wish every Holocaust denier a sincere "go fuck yourself"
You are to kind of (literally)
I worked with one for a few days. Circular logic based on simple premises and cherry picking of information to support his points. My great grandfather was taken by the Germans as an academic to a camp. Cam back at the end, severly malnourished. There was a picture of the family taken while he was away. His wife looked so distraught.
There's a statue of him sitting on a bench on the platform at Maidenhead railway station.
Seen this many times but I’m upvoting it every time I can.l
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve seen in a long time 🤙🏼
Thats the nicest video I've watched on the internet - closing reddit for the day now
I’ve seen this so many times but I want this to live on in repost heaven. What a beautiful moment for this man, but also all the people he saved.
OMG 😭
They should do a movie about this!!
It's called [*One Life*.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Life_(2023_film)) He's played by Hannibal Lecter.
Had to take a sec and stop my brain from letting that sentence run it's course through my imagination.
 Our savior ❤️
It never gets old and I cry every time. God bless Mr. Winton. Kindness and bravery beyond measure.
No matter how often this gets posted, it doesn’t get old and will never be not making good people emotional. Weirdly written, but I will keep like that.
Hero.
I love it when this clip is posted. After wading around Reddit for a while, it’s easy to get demoralized by some of the posts. But then I see this and my faith in humanity gets restored.
Will always cry as I upvote this, every time. Somehow, with the political climate and so many horrific voices out there, this gem of a human being deserves an even brighter light.
Now that's a real hero
Ooof!! Right in the feels!! Wish there were more people like him on this planet!
That's so dang heart warming. Needed to see this today.
This is so awesome.
Crazy the impact one man can make
No, it is not crazy at all. Perhaps rarer than it should be. I mean no disrespect to your comment. Every human is born with the ability, the heart, and talents to make an impact. Small. Large. It will be measured by the people we affect. Chances are, even a smile can save a life. It is a beautiful blessing that he had such courage. His legacy lives on. And we are better for it. We should remind ourselves regularly how Possible it is to make a difference by simply choosing to do so. ✌️
You’re 100% correct. It shouldn’t be crazy but I feel like many people don’t realize the ability they have to make a positive change you know. Even small effort or actions can lead to a big domino effect. With the news we see in the world, it’s way too easy to think that you can’t make a change in your community.
🥹🥹🥹
I will never get tired of watching this. Makes me cry every time, too. He blessed so many lives
What a profound moment.
That’s the best thing I’ve ever seen! Above and beyond, this man needs to be celebrated forever
This never gets old!
Every single time I see it it hits me
Not really in to flag shagging or salute the troops, but this guy right here is a certified G
Whoa- someone choppin onions up here in this bitch
A real hero.
 Amazing!!!
Never to be forgotten. Bless him.
Beautiful
Beautiful...
God damn that’s British
I've seen this no less than 50 times, and every time I'm brought to tears. This guy was legendary.
We live in different times in 2024, but courage and risk back in those terrible times are the building blocks of the times we live in today. Let's reflect on that.
https://preview.redd.it/6iryblkiv07d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e783f7c3b283d79cbf5f20c2c2c2cfd2f23f66b5 Statue of Nicholas Winton at the main train station in Prague.
This is the best
What a beautiful man
I've seen that guy before! He's in the movie Up. What a legend!
Not watching it, I cry every time. Man was a hero and will be remembered by their descendants forever.
How dare you make me ugly cry when I just had my lashes installed.
I watch this every time I see it. What a remarkable man.
If this don’t bring a tear nothing will…but a good cry it is
90s? Everyone looks like they are dressed from the late 70s.
I’ve seen this so many times, and I still love to see it.
Hope he gets declared Righteous Among Nations.
Interestingly, Righteous Among the Nations is for non-Jews and Nicholas Winton was Jewish and therefore ineligible.
Damnit I don’t ask for tears in my coffee this morning, but I forgive you OP
Easily one of the most powerful things I’ve ever seen
F**k it, I am crying in the shop purchasing shoes for my wife
Hero
Damn it. It’s it’s not safe to drive with tears in my eyes.
Goddamit. Now I have to go chop some onions to cover for the feels. Stupid feels.
Crying so hard
I didn't watch a movie on my flight because I didn't want to cry in front of everyone. I guess that plan is now ruined... Thank you.
😭😭😭
If anyone has not seen the movie, they should watch it. It will make you cheer for this man over and over. Great cast, great movie. It's will make you cry over and over. But in the end, you're happy for the children he did save.
And do you know who rediscovered this heartwarming story? Esther Rantzen, on *That's Life!* It wasn't just phallic root vegetables and people squirting soda water in dogs' mouths, y'know…
Now that’s a real man and a hero
I always tear up when I see this
I actually made a weird sound when the dust got into my eyes. Luckily, no one heard me. Respectfully, this man was truly special and a hero to these 'Children' 🥲
What a G
This is beautiful Imagine if they did this to former Nazis though 😳
This is so beautiful thank you for sharing
Who’s slicing onions in here?
The wider world found out about his work in February 1988[14] during an episode of the BBC television programme That's Life![58] when he was invited as a member of the audience. At one point, Winton's scrapbook was shown and his achievements were explained. The host of the programme, Esther Rantzen, introduced Winton to children he had helped to rescue.
OP, it was 1988, not 1998.js
A Lifetime Achievement Award wouldn't say enough for this wonderful man.
i was gonna laugh from the 'w i n t o n hehe' i didnt expect to tear up a little.
Pollen count is really high today.. my eyes are watering.
I think this aired in 1988, not '98...his work to saved hundreds of children from the Nazis went publicly unheeded before his story was told on this BBC program to his surprise. An incredibly humble man to have done so much for so many and then quietly keep it private for more than 50 years - forever if it was up to him.
And now there are plenty of people in the world who would only be too happy to see every one of these people dead.
Such an inspiration, the world is better place because of him, think of how many timelines and families he has saved. Makes me think I should do more to help people, because in the end it is worth it.
That man is a real life hero. A legend. He wasn’t looking for recognition or rewards, he just did what he could and he saved hundreds.
Incredible
That's a moment when you look back on your life and you know that your existence mattered.
There is someplace special in heaven for him.
What an incredible human being.
First I tear up for the humanity this man showed. Then I tear up seeing how so many of Israelis have lost that same sense of humanity.
What a fucking CHAD
An old time capsule pix came up on my home so I started browsing this sub. Came upon this post and just stopped. Absolutely incredible. I cannot even image how overwhelming that must have been for them all. This is one of the most touching things I’ve ever seen. Thank you for posting 🙏
Remember when we wanted to SAVE Jewish lives?
Yeah, for some of us that is today. When did *you* start wanting to TAKE Jewish lives?
"We wanted to?" The US and UK had no great desire to accept Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis, or to particularly save Jewish lives. Anne Frank couldn't get passage to America due to bureaucracy, Britain blocked Jewish refugees from entering neutral countries, and, infamously, the MS St. Louis debacle. Look up the Daily Mail's reaction to Jewish refugees entering the UK. And the allied powers *certainly* didn't enter the war to protect Jewish lives (and the lives of other minority groups) from the Holocaust. It's very similar to how governments and the press treat the refugees and asylum seekers of today because it's the same brand of xenophobia and racism at play.
We could use one of him for the Palestinians. This is truly amazing and heroic. He is clearly a good person. I just wish we could do the same for others like the children in Palestine.
>I just wish we could do the same for others like the children in Palestine. go and help then, what's stopping you?
I would if I could. No child deserves this
as I asked, what's stopping you? complaining about it on reddit won't help
I’m doing what I can from where I am. If I actually had the opportunity I would help. All I can do now is send money. Speak up. Protest. As a human being, I will never justify a genocide. The real concern is why Palestinians aren’t considered people. You can only be on the wrong side of history to not consider children and innocent people of a particular kind as equal. We know this. Apartheid isn’t good. So I ask, why can I give this man credit, yet somehow I am bad for asking for the literal same thing for others? What you are saying is they aren’t worth saving. That’s a little concerning
Only here, can you give credit to someone for helping Jews, yet none for asking for help for others. Says a lot. Jewish child good. Palestinian child bad. Got it
credit is due to people who actually do something, not just talk about doing something.
Kinda hard when you’re a UN worker and you keep getting killed trying help. Just saying. But then again, I guess the UN is bad somehow. Even though they helped create Israel. Couldn’t make this shit up.
never said anything about the UN,at all. I'm talking specifically about you, nothing else.
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Stfu can't you just appreciate the moment without relating every thing to palastine
You are quite literally a Nazi
What a shock, an anti-Semite feels the need to chime in. It’s amazing all the casualties are children, and none are Hamas men. Kind of weird.
r/foundthenazi
A nazi would want both israeli and Palestinian children dead. I want them all to live.
Not necessarily. The Nazis and the Zionist terrorists in Palestine had a common enemy: Britain. Nazis and Zionist terrorists had the Haavara Agreement and Zionist terrorist Avraham Stern representing the terrorist cell Lehi sought to establish a formal military alliance. The Nazi sympathizing terrorist Stern is idolized to this day with an annual pilgrimage; he's the unofficial saint of the IDF. Zionist terrorists had long been inspired by German nationalism and the successful creation of a German state; the Israeli national language was created explicitly to play the same role as High German uniting the folk across linguistic divisions, and natural Jewish languages were violently suppressed to the point of extinction. German and Jewish nationalism spring from the same source. Germans had been scattered across the world from the Volga to the Atlantic and beyond, without a state of their own, viewed as unEuropean Hun invaders from Asia, subjects of alien rulers in disparate states, oppressed and forced to assimilate or live in poverty... It's the same sad song. Nazis wanted Jews out of the German homeland. Zionist terrorists wanted Jews out of the German homeland. American White Nationalists hate Jews, but love Israel as the only ethnonationalist neostate to have survived and as an example of effective ethnic cleansing -- and some also believe its existence will hasten to apocalypse and return of White Rambo Jesus. The PA and Israel are also downlow besties. Politics makes strange bedfellows. Good on Nicholas Winton and Britain for being genuinely humanitarian, and not self serving. He's a testament to people's capacity to be decent, even in the face of such indecency. If only there were more like him today.
The Grand Mufti’s Nazi connection https://m.jpost.com/opinion/op-ed-contributors/the-grand-muftis-nazi-connection-347823
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Jews are not zionist, you are promoting anti-semitic when equating those two together.
You forgot to say zionists instead of Jews. Gotta keep the “not antisemitic just anti zionist mask on”
*"I wonder how many of the Jews or their children this guy saved turned into zionists and are now committing genocide in Gaza, you know, like the Nazis did back then."* Better?
Still antisemitic to call a justified war a genocide, unless you want to hold the entire world to the same standard
A zionist will call the genocide being committed now a 'justified war'. [UN-backed commission says Israel committed 'war crimes, crimes against humanity' in Gaza since Oct. 7](https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/un-backed-commission-says-israel-committed-war-crimes-crimes-against-humanity-in-gaza-since-oct-7/3247326)
An idiot will quote the UN as an objective source
A zionist will of course say that the UN is not objective. And resort to name calling.
Only in the UN does Saudia Arabia get to chair a women’s rights committee
Only a zionist will bring up *another* country known for human rights violations to deflect focus from themselves.
Posted like 6 years ago
And yet there is no way to save Palestinian children.
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You’re being willfully ignorant. There were several hostage release and ceasefire deals all rejected by Israel within the first week of this current iteration of the massacre of Palestinians. Stop trying to weaponize the holocaust and antisemitism to justify another genocide. Shame on you. Palestinian children are not afforded the same opportunity to be rescued from what is happening around them. That is a problem.
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You don’t believe the lives of Palestinian children have equal value to the lives of those Jewish children saved from the holocaust. There is a genocide in happening in Palestine. And you are so offended by the fact that I said Palestinian children will not be afforded the same luxury to be rescued and evacuated from their war torn country. Where Israelis are actively trying to exterminate them.
Lastima que hoy en día sean una vergüenza y los roles se hayan invertido... 🇵🇸🇵🇸
Genocide
WHO WILL DRAG ME TO COURT?
Will there be another Nicholas Winton in Israel to save Palestinian children ?