Sheryl Sandberg
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first heard May 2024
last heard 23 Mar
Sheryl Sandberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The path to peace is saying this happened, no matter what side of the fence you're on, no matter what side of the world you're on, if you're the far right, the far left, anywhere in the world, we're not going to let this happen again and we're going to get to peace to make sure. Denial is not going to get us there.
I mean, y'all are, I would throw that question right back to you. I know you've talked about narratives and oppressor and oppressed. And again, polarization is where you can only have one view and you cannot tolerate anything that doesn't fit one view. And I don't know of anything that's that clear and that simple. I mean, I'll throw that right back to you.
You all have been articulate on this and I think have a lot to say.
I couldn't have said that better. That was exactly right, Jason. That is exactly the point and the path. Sorry, please continue.
Look, we didn't really have a choice. I agree with you. I think the world seeing this would probably be necessary at some point. I do think the deniers will deny. They'll say, oh, you can doctor any photo. So you're gonna have to believe the person who took them anyway. We didn't have that choice.
These photos are held by people who have taken a vow as part of their work as first responders of processing and getting bodies ready for burial that they won't show them. It also, you know, we've made this freely available on YouTube so anyone can watch it, no firewalls, you know, anyone can watch this thing if you're over. They wouldn't meet YouTube standards, so that would be taken down.
I mean, we can't show them right now for those two reasons. But I think over time, the world may have to see some of them. But I also want to go back to what Shamath said, because there are photos. There are clear photos and there are clear witnesses But Rami's story, he took no photos, and he will tell you why he took no photos. He covered those bodies so no one would see.
And so it's traumatic, and that's why Israel is documenting this, or not Israel, actually, I shouldn't say it. Someone in Israel is documenting this. But again, no matter what else you believe, I love the way you said it, Jason, you can absolutely believe, I absolutely believe that every single person particularly the private citizens, not the terrorists, in Gaza should live in peace and harmony.
They should of course get aid, but they shouldn't need aid because they should have a thriving economy and a state that's their own. That doesn't mean sexual violence didn't happen because it is clear it did. And the denial is crazy. I was in France. I took some of the witnesses to different parliaments, including in the French parliament. And Maurice Levy hosted this beautiful lunch for us.
And there were all the people who work in civil society. And this woman stood up at this lunch and she stood up and she said, I'm French, I'm not Jewish. I run a nonprofit that works on sexual violence and conflict. I've done this work for 30 years. No one's ever questioned my work ever until now. And she said, I think it's antisemitism.
You look at that New York Times article, and I know there's different views of the New York Times, I'm not defending the paper, but that article written by Jeff Gettleman and others, he has covered sexual violence for decades. He won a Pulitzer for his coverage of this in Somalia, a Pulitzer. I did a search. No one's ever questioned it before. Something is going on here.
And it is a combination of narratives and polarization and anti-Semitism, which is getting us to a place where we lose. Yeah, sorry.
It really depends what I see. Like when I see someone peacefully protesting and saying free Palestine.
That's good. I want free Palestine. When I see people protesting and saying, you know, we need peace on all sides. We need a ceasefire. Of course we need. We need a permanent ceasefire that lasts. I'm for that. Ready? When I see people saying the rapes didn't happen, that's unacceptable. You know, you saw a student at Columbia. I saw it on video.
I'm sure you did too, screaming at a Jewish kid, go back to Poland.
Or October 7th is going to happen to you over and over. That's not okay. And so it really depends what they're saying. But again, I'm hoping people watch this documentary so they can see it for their own eyes. I'm hoping people wake up and realize that they are capable of holding two thoughts at the same time. They just are.
I don't know what's going to happen at any of these schools, but I'll tell you, I'm a parent of college age kids. You know, I've got a kid who was in college for a year. I've got a kid going off this year in the fall. Colleges have a responsibility to keep our kids safe, full stop, and protect them from hate, full stop. And they have the ability to do this. They have the ability to do this.
It's up to them.
I'm not close enough. It's all merging together in my mind. I don't know exactly which protests that happen at which schools, but here's what I would do. Yeah. I would have very clear rules, which, by the way, all the schools have. It's a question of enforcing them.
The schools that are letting this happen are not enforcing their own rules. Schools are actually, I think, look, free and open dialogue is important. College is the place you should go to talk about the issues from all sides, to have thoughtful conversations, to have deep conversations, even maybe to have angry conversations.
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