Last Thursday, the Holocaust Museum LA posted a message on Instagram that was widely interpreted as a denunciation of Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, which has been characterized as such by human rights organizations around the world. The first slide featured a drawing of a hexagon formed by six linked arms — various shades of brown and tan, the lightest one bearing a holocaust prisoner number tattoo — with the words “‘Never Again’ Can’t Only Mean Never Again For Jews.” The text continued on four slides: “Jews Must Not Let the Trauma of our Past Silence our Conscience. Standing with Humanity does Not Betray Our People. It Honors Them. To Be Jewish is to Remember And to Act.” Two days later, the museum deleted the post and published an apology. Unlike the first Instagram post, for this one, the museum blocked commenters from weighing in. To read the full story by officialstromberg, visit the link in bio. . . . The Holocaust Museum LA (photo via Getty Images) #LosAngeles #Hol...