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Nul n'ignore l'importance des transmissions familiales, et c'est sans grand étonnement mais avec un plaisir certain que je lis le témoignage de  Naomi Klein sur le modèle que lui fut (est toujours) sa mère. Ainsi, pour elle, le sens de la justice social est inné et il lui parait normal de soutenir Jewish Voice for Peace, ce dont elle témoigne dans ce message on ne peut plus clair : pour elle être Juive signifie s'opposer à la discrimination sous toutes ses formes :

Dear Nicole ,

My mother knew about Jewish Voice for Peace long before I did.

Come to think of it, she was a "Jewish voice for peace" long before JVP even existed.

For her, motherhood meant instilling a commitment to social justice in her children. Justice was her definition of a family value.  

It's a lesson that has stuck with me my entire life: that part of being Jewish means opposing discrimination in all its forms.

So it shouldn't have surprised me to learn that we share a love of Jewish Voice for Peace's work. My mother has been a supporter for awhile now - donating, forwarding their email messages to me and to others, and taking action whenever asked. Now that I've become involved with JVP too, I'm convinced that my mother had the right idea.

And…that's why I can't think of a better way to celebrate Chanukah than by honoring my mother with a gift to JVP.

What I love most about my friends at JVP is that the more they are bullied, the firmer they stand.

Please join us. Make your own donation to support JVP's work this holiday. It's a gift you (and your mom) can be proud of!

Sincerely,

Naomi Klein