@hannahcabanas That sounds very hard for you. I’m hoping that you have someone in your life that understands you, and is giving you support IRL right now. If you can do it - please get rid of that scale. You are so much more than a number.
This is not the first time in the last few months that bullets have been fired into a Jewish school. I am glad to hear that the Hate Crimes Unit is assisting in this investigation. While we await more information about this attack on a Jewish school, I emphasize again that violence against Jews starts with words, and hatred escalates when it is permitted to thrive. If you have any information that could help police to identify the shooters, please contact @tpsoperations.
Ce n'est pas la première fois au cours des derniers mois que des balles sont tirées dans une école juive. Je suis heureux d'apprendre que l'unité chargée des crimes haineux participe à cette enquête. Alors que nous attendons de plus amples informations sur cette attaque contre une école juive, j'insiste à nouveau sur le fait que la violence contre les Juifs commence par des mots, et que la haine s'intensifie lorsqu'on lui permet de prospérer. Si vous disposez d'informations susceptibles d'aider la police à identifier les tireurs, veuillez contacter @tpsoperations.
@AndrewBernstei9 That piece also hit home for me. My mom grew up in the same neighborhood as Mordecai Richler. My father’s aunts, uncles and cousins who didn’t get out of Europe were all killed by the Nazis. Between “then” and “now seems both so far and so close.