The article, authored by two genocide survivors, highlights the painful memories of past atrocities while addressing the current violence against Palestinians. They recount their personal histories, with one author’s father surviving Auschwitz and the other witnessing the Bosnian genocide. The authors draw parallels between historical and contemporary bystander behavior, emphasizing that genocide requires not only perpetrators but also those who choose to look away. They reflect on the power of social media to connect victims with the world, questioning whether increased visibility has led to greater action. The piece concludes with a call for solidarity and intervention, urging individuals to reject silence and take responsibility in the face of ongoing suffering.