If you are hung over in an anguished sense after seeing the display of anti-Semitic leaders at the United Nations this past week, there is hope, but I admit, there are times when I lose some hope that the world's future will be a peaceful one.

I'm tired of the Jew-hating, the Jew-baiting that has gone on for so many generations.

As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked, "Have you no shame."

Let me repeat that: HAVE YOU NO SHAME, you criminals sitting here?

Have you no shame for your crimes against humanity?

Is it not a crime against humanity to call for the extermination of an entire nation comprised mostly of our fellow brothers and sisters who happen to be Jewish?

I'm sick of it.

Anger, yes, and then I reflect that, if we are all leaves of one branch, branches of one tree, that ultimately humanity will awaken to its unity in its diversity.

And, rather than kill, murder, maim, imprison, torture and rape in the name of "religion," we can l