Discussion on Historical Memory and Conflict

uh, the next generation of, of young people won't remember October

7th in the same way. That's true in Israel and in America,

and broadly in the

world, and we need to make sure two things.

One, it's not that we don't forget.

We need to make sure that the story is told properly so that

when the history books

write this, they don't write about the victims of

Gaza,

right? They, uh, they, uh, they can't, the history--

And it's-- I, I, I should be a little more precise.

There, there were victims in Gaza, right? There, the, it's, it's true.

Um, there are civilian casualties in every war

that's ever been fought,

but the victims were the people of the nation state of Israel.

Uh, tho- that-- the aggressor was the Iranian regime in the proxy of

Hamas, and we need to make sure that the history books reflect that,

and that

requires each of us every day to talk about it in real time with

our children, with our grandchildren, about it in a way that is serious and

thoughtful and complete and moral