In the face of present challenges, it is increasingly important to continue to support the
Righteous of our time while reaffirming the lessons that come to us from the past.
For this reason, it is necessary to remember those who are personally involved in
saving migrants and those involved in welcoming them to value those who know how
to put themselves at the service of the weakest, beyond differences and mistrust.
The past provides us with a warning: the populations who were considered inconvenient or dangerous on the grounds of selfish welfare were first marginalized, then persecuted, and finally exterminated. Indifference and lack of empathy have led to deny any form of support, even just charitable help.