People ask me what's today's date.

I say, it's October the 8th.

I mean, today, as your listeners are hearing this conversation,

it is still October the 8th.

We are still living in a world that has been permanently shifted in a state of being

permanently unmoored by what happened the day before on 10-7. And I say that because for us at ADL, we have to look at each other and say everything's different now.

If we keep doing the same old stuff, Dan, we're never not only going to solve anti-Semitism.

We're not going to effectively save Jewish lives. It's 11.30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 9th here in London. It's 630 p.m. on July 9th in New York City.

It's 1.30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 10th in Israel. On October 7th, Hamas slaughtered, brutalized, wounded, and

kidnapped numerous U.S. citizens. We think of October 7th as a singular Israeli experience,

but it was not.

Americans were attacked too.

In fact, there are even eight U.S. citizens still being held hostage today by Hamas.

It's not clear what the U.S. government is actually doing for these American victims and their

families. What recourse do our fellow citizens have?

Well, here's one.

The Anti-Defamation League has filed a lawsuit on behalf of more than 125 U.S. citizens and their families who were killed or wounded

in the Kibbutzim in southern Israel and at the Nova Music Festival.

The lawsuit accuses the governments of Iran, Syria, and North Korea

of providing material support to Hamas. The lawsuit lays out publicly available evidence of training, weapons, and

financial support from Iran. Training and financing from Syria and weapons and

tunnel digging assistance from North Korea.

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