Summary
A Holocaust museum in Los Angeles removed an Instagram post suggesting the phrase "never again," often used in Holocaust remembrance, should apply to all people. The museum faced backlash for deleting the post, which some interpreted as acknowledging the situation in Gaza. The museum explained that the post was meant to promote inclusivity, not make a political statement.
Key Facts
- The Holocaust Museum LA deleted an Instagram post about the phrase "never again."
- The post suggested "never again" should be a universal anti-genocide message.
- Some people viewed the post as acknowledging alleged genocide in Gaza.
- The museum stated the post was misinterpreted and replaced it with an explanation.
- The museum plans to ensure future posts are more carefully designed.
- Criticism arose, claiming the museum was under pressure from pro-Israel voices.
- The museum is currently closed for construction until June 2026.
