‘Never again’ means never again for anyone

Jepke Goudsmit
Gadigal Country/Sydney
January 28, 2025
Issue 
1422
News
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day vigil on the steps of Sydney Town Hall. Photo: Luke Weyland

Jews Against the Occupation ’48 (JAO’48) hosted a silent vigil, with candles and posters, on the steps of Sydney Town Hall on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27, to commemorate the genocide victims in Europe, Gaza and in this unceded country.

It is 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. How much longer until the liberation of Palestine? Never again means never again for anyone.

JAO’48 was joined by representatives of Labor Friends of Palestine, Families for Palestine, Coalition of Women for Justice and Peace, Socialist Alliance, City of Sydney for Palestine, Sydney Hearts in Action, 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳ and Stop the War in Palestine.

[Jepke Goudsmit is active in .]

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