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Netanyahu: 'Much of the world no longer remembers October 7'
NBC News· 2025-09-26 14:10
Much of the world no longer remembers October 7th, but we remember. Israel remembers October 7th. On that day, well, I'll tell you, you can remember October 7th, too.You see this large pin here. It's a QR code. What I ask you to do is hold up your phones, zoom in, and you too will see why we fight and why we must win.It's all in here. On October 7th, Kamas carried out the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust. They slaughtered 1,200 innocent people, including over 40 Americans and foreign nationals from ...
Uncovered World War II Stories | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
60 Minutes· 2025-08-16 11:00
Everyone knows the story of the Titanic, the opulent British ocean liner that struck an iceberg and sank. But it's likely you have never heard of the Caparona, a German version of the Titanic. Before World War II, the vessel was a cruise ship for the wellto-do.By the end of the war, the Nazis had transformed it into a floating concentration camp. Packed with prisoners, the Cap Arona was anchored in Lubic Bay in the Baltic Sea when an aerial attack just hours before liberation killed nearly everyone on board ...
Can companies atone for their dark pasts? | Sarah Federman | TEDxSan Diego Studio
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-07 17:00
Corporate Accountability & Historical Reckoning - Companies play a critical role in mass atrocities like war, genocide, mass oppression, and ecoside [1][17] - Corporate reckoning involves studying the past, sharing it publicly, making statements of regret, and compensating harmed communities [8][9][10][19] - Addressing past wrongs can attract and retain talent, as students and consumers prefer companies with strong ethical reputations [15][16] - Corporate participation is essential for both negative outcomes (war, genocide) and positive outcomes (peace, justice, freedom, sustainability) [17] Examples of Corporate Reckoning - French National Railways commissioned an independent study, opened archives, made statements of regret, and funded memorials after participating in the Holocaust [6][8] - Lloyds of London studied and shared its ties to the transatlantic slave trade [9] - JP Morgan Chase made a statement of regret for its predecessors' participation in slavery [10] - Hudson Bay Company donated a 60,000 sq ft flagship store to indigenous communities for reconciliation [10] Call to Action - Individuals are encouraged to research the history of companies that have been around for more than 50 years and encourage them to study and share their past [18] - Encourage companies to make ethical commitments today, compensate the harmed, and acknowledge their history [19] - Support institutions and businesses that are engaging in reckoning work and encourage those that are not to do better [19]