I mean returned by his own people, by Jews, too Jews, for the Jews. Yet, as he drove off to fight, he said just one thing to his father:‘I have no choice. What replaces the ribbon and the bracelet? So today, I stand without the ribbon, without the bracelet, without the weight on my chest, but I do not stand lighter. Now it is our turn to refuse to leave our friends, to refuse to leave our community, to refuse to leave our children.