Over the weekend, Jewish Australians went to the beach for a Hanukkah celebration.

And something that's relatable for all of us.

We're excited about the holiday seasons, no matter what aspect that you celebrate,

whether it be Christmas or Hanukkah.

And sadly, there was a massive, massive shooting that killed children, a rabbi, innocent

passers by.

It's just so incredibly tragic to see these mass shootings.

Kylie pop up the headline. Bondie Beach shooting

latest gunman who killed 15 were father and son and more victims are named. And so I just want to say

on behalf of pumps in me, our heart goes out to all Jewish people and that the overwhelming dark cloud that it must feel

that people are targeted simply because of their identity because they are Jewish.

And I think it's horrifically sad and it oftentimes after things like this happened were presented with binary choices.

You're either on the side of the Jewish people or you're on the side of the terrorists.

And oftentimes we're always just on the side of life and justice and equality.

And so as you navigate the news right now and you see these very extreme positions on both sides,

I just want to state for the permanent record, what happened in Australia was extreme. It was horror

and it was terror. Pumpton and I grew up in Oklahoma City, and we both lived in the city when the

federal building was bombed by a domestic terrorist. Children were killed because these people

worked at a federal building. That's why they were killed. And so when you have extremist ideology,

we must be clear-eyed on the way to the other side of it, pumps.

It's so disturbing because, like you said, people are picked because they're Jewish or because they're black.

It seems to me that it's increasing hatred across all boards, not just me.

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