Israelis commemorated the six million Jews killed by the Nazis during World War Two on Thursday. Bruce, a somber day of remembrance in Israel.<br /><br />Yes, many people in Jerusalem paused to hear the wail of a siren... echoing through the streets in commemoration of those killed.<br /><br />The night before, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed there would not be another Holocaust<br />He says incitement among Jews has been common among Muslims and Arabs as well as in Western countries.<br /><br /><br /><br />"They join hands to distribute the anti-Semitic virus against one target: Against us, against the state of Israel, the only real democracy in the Middle East."<br /><br />Hundreds attended the memorial ceremony in the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum, to remember the Jews and millions of others murdered during World War Two.<br /><br /><br /><br />Bruce, these ceremonies as a means to remember are becoming more imperative... as few holocaust survivors remain alive today. <br /><br />That's right. Less than 200,000 Holocaust survivors were believed to be alive in Israel in 2015... and about 40 are believed to die every day.<br /><br />Preserving their stories is one way to make sure something like that never happens again. Thanks for your coverage tonight, Bruce.<br /><br />
