How do you see that as affecting your priorities, your actions, your activism? I guess just using an example for me that's maybe not necessarily super politically targeted, I think the events of the last few weeks have definitely made me get back to learning Hebrew, which is something that I've historically taken a bit of a break from, because working on learning languages is difficult. So, I mean, that's just a small thing. But I'm really curious to hear from you guys
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 3:12
So I'm finding myself really helping parse out facts and really being with people who have great sympathies because their family might be on the other side, their family might be living in Gaza and really talking about the crisis that we've been enduring for a long time. But I'm not afraid of conflict. I'm not afraid of confrontation. I can't say that I've always been this way. This has really emboldened me. So this has changed me
I don't remember releasing pictures of me or information about my personal life or anything, but as a person that is mixed Jewish, it doesn't play into my opinion. So from what it says in the book of Psalms and also in the book of Jeremiah, and I believe the book of Isaiah and the book of Revelation is that these things were going to happen
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Erika Schon
@Riki · 2:27
And it reminds me every day of how lucky I am to live in freedom and also to be aware of those who are still not free, who are suffering. And that's another way the war has changed me. So the war has changed me in the way I present myself to the public in my jewelry