Fear From The Holocaust

I believe that contemporary Jews still leave in the fear from the Holocaust. Especially since us Americans have been at war close to their land, the Holy land, also known as Isreal. If it happened once, who’s to say it won’t happen again. The Holocaust is still commonly talked about in many aspects. It’s brought up in the public; it’s brought up in schools everywhere. It’s a constant reminder to the Jews of that horrible event that their loved ones and community were put through. They have to learn how to deal with what has happened in their own ways. In the book it states that one third of the Jewish population has been destroyed in the past century. However, it is believed that in the decades ahead the Judaism will start to work back
up. Judaism has worked hard to overcome the tragedies that occurred at Anchuewitz. Jews have many opportunities and resources available in present day to help them deal with what happened. For example, American Red Cross Holocaust Victims Tracing Center, this is a national clearinghouse for people that are seeking the fate of their family members that have been missing since the Holocaust. No one likes to see good people go through bad things. For example, losing a loved one is something no one wants to go through, however, if no one ever died our population would just continue to grow and grow. We would just keep reproducing and the world would be overpopulated. If life was always great, we would never appreciate it. When bad things happen, we learn that the great things are something to be appreciated. Just because bad things happen, doesn’t mean that God wants us to feel pain. God has a reason for everything.