Thank you, June.

Now in world news, yesterday marked the first anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel that heightened conflict and led to more than 41,000 deaths.

Yesterday, we brought you a pro-Israeli gathering in Louisville.

Last night, students led a vigil on Lexington's UK campus calling for an end to the strife.

Today, it is a day of mourning and a day of recognition for what has been happening in Palestine for a year and 76 years before that genocide.

For the first time in history, we are watching a genocide being livestreamed onto our phones.

What's taking place is a humanitarian crisis where all individuals part of a greater society.

And so it's our responsibility to use our voices to speak up against injustices and to just let politicians of representatives at every level know that no matter how much time they let pass, we will not go silent.

We always want to believe that we are different from those in the past who carried out or stood by and watched as people were systemically slaughtered.

We say to ourselves we couldn't have allowed the horrors of American enslavement.

We wouldn't have allowed the horrors of colonization.

We wouldn't have allowed the horrors of every genocide from the Holocaust to step our Nico through Rwanda.

But what are you doing right now in this moment?

Is what you would have done that.

It's not just something that Arabs or Palestinians or Muslim, since we could be speaking up against something that anyone who cares about human life should be speaking up for.

And so we're here to raise awareness.

And on college campuses, many students who can use exposure to what's going on and who can learn more about what's happening so they could use their voices.

And somehow you are able to smile and somehow you're were able to say, oh, resilient children of Palestine.

Oh, Palestine.

We're here to speak up against Zionism and the Israeli terrorist regime.

We're not at all speaking up against a Jewish community.

We actually have many Jewish allies who are standing with us and who are as speakers.

So our only intention is to speak up against the Israeli government and our own government for supporting it.

Yeah, I think this past year has taught us a lot about our funding and where it's going and people are becoming more aware that America is spending more of our tax dollars supporting violence in other regions of the world as opposed to putting it into our own country.

And supporting marginalized communities here in our own country.

And so I definitely think that will play a role in our election.

And people start to use their voice and let them know that our voice does matter and we do have a say in the upcoming election.

But resilience gives us hope and the ability to keep on going to fight for them.

So please don't ever stop fighting until Palestine is free.

From the river to the sea.