<transcript><audio_25>feel very inadequate as like a parent and as a human being to say I don't know and to not just just to struggle with how to present the fact that yes bad things</transcript><transcript><audio_26>happen but we can be better about not letting that impact Us in the sense of retaining our faith in in humanity and retaining our faith in the goodness of people and acknowledging that yes this horrible thing has happened but we</transcript><transcript><audio_27>can work together and build trust and move forward and I think that this is such a difficult concept to explain to a child that you know this horrible thing Hasen happened it doesn't mean that horrible things will continue to happen but that we need to be we need to look</transcript><transcript><audio_28>at the other side and be more thoughtful and and be kinder and more respectful to each other yeah how about your family yeah I'll say Amen um um the needs of our family changed over</transcript><caption><image_29>The image shows a man sitting on a stage with a blue curtain in the background. He is wearing a black sweater and glasses and appears to be in the middle of a speech or presentation. He has a bald head and is looking off to the side with a serious expression on his face. The man is sitting in a chair with his legs crossed and his hands are resting on his lap. The stage is lit with blue lights and there is a microphone in front of him.</caption><transcript><audio_30>changed over time and certainly um I think that in the at the epicenter of the of the attack um our family was we certainly had conversations our kids are older so my daughter just graduated college my son um our son just just</transcript><transcript><audio_31>started college so we had more conversations during the day about what was happening and we were watching this really unfold and so our response at the time was less about a why and more about</transcript><transcript><audio_32>a um like how are we how are we navigating this how we how are we feeling about about this because we were watching a catastrophe unfold and again as I as I shared a moment ago I mean this this was personal like our family has lived in Israel for a period of time</transcript> feel very inadequate as like a parent and as a human being to say I don't know and to not just just to struggle with how to present the fact that yes bad things happen but we can be better about not letting that impact Us in the sense of retaining our faith in in humanity and retaining our faith in the goodness of people and acknowledging that yes this horrible thing has happened but we can work together and build trust and move forward and I think that this is such a difficult concept to explain to a child that you know this horrible thing Hasen happened it doesn't mean that horrible things will continue to happen but that we need to be we need to look at the other side and be more thoughtful and and be kinder and more respectful to each other yeah how about your family yeah I'll say Amen um um the needs of our family changed over changed over time and certainly um I think that in the at the epicenter of the of the attack um our family was we certainly had conversations our kids are older so my daughter just graduated college my son um our son just just started college so we had more conversations during the day about what was happening and we were watching this really unfold and so our response at the time was less about a why and more about a um like how are we how are we navigating this how we how are we feeling about about this because we were watching a catastrophe unfold and again as I as I shared a moment ago I mean this this was personal like our family has lived in Israel for a period of time
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