Nasa 6M na biktima ng Nazis, ginunita sa International Holocaust Remembrance Day

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00:00The International Holocaust Remembrance Day was held for the millions of victims of the most heinous crime in history.

00:09This is the story of Gav Villegas.

00:14The Embassy of Israel in the Philippines and the Jewish Community

00:18held the International Holocaust Remembrance Day where the memory of the 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis and their fellow citizens was held.

00:26The occasion was attended by Education Undersecretary Gina Gonong, Foreign Affairs Deputy Assistant Secretary Marlo Miranda,

00:32Gabriel Quezon-Avancena, one of the descendants of former President Manuel Alquezon, and other members of the Diplomatic Corps.

00:39In his speech, the Israeli Ambassador to the Philippines, Ilan Flos, said that the world should not forget

00:45one of the most heinous crimes in the history of mankind.

00:49The Nazis came horrifyingly close to succeeding.

00:54One third of the Jewish population was annihilated.

00:58Our nation never recovered and we're not close, even today, to this number.

01:04Israel is also responsible for the rise of anti-Semitism beliefs in different parts of the world.

01:10In the latest survey of EDL Global 100 when it comes to anti-Semitism, the Philippines ranked 53rd.

01:18In 2014, only 3% of Filipinos participated in the survey that expressed their anti-Semitic views.

01:25After 10 years, it rose to 42%.

01:29The reason for this is the conflict between Israel and the Hamas group and other terrorist groups.

01:35This is alarming. The Philippines is a country that we are always proud.

01:40Not only that there is no anti-Semitism in the Philippines,

01:44but the Philippines, during the time of President Quezon, has gave safe haven for 1,300 Jewish refugees

01:52wherein no other country opened the gates.

01:55In the speech of Education Undersecretary Gina Gonong,

01:58the followers of Henerson should not forget the lessons from the past.

02:03Today's commemoration is not just about remembering the past.

02:06It's about reaffirming our commitment to an education that will help our youth reject hate,

02:13embrace diversity, and work to create a future where unity triumphs over division.

02:20The candle-lighting ceremony was also held and six candles were lit to symbolize the 6 million Jews who were killed.

02:27A photo exhibit containing photos taken during the Holocaust was also opened.

02:32In 1939, President Quezon allowed the entry of 1,300 Jews in the Philippines from 1937 to 1941.

02:41In 2005, the United Nations General Assembly passed the resolution of January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

02:51Gabo Milde Villegas for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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