We express our deep concern and disappointment regarding the recent proposal introduced in the Turkish Parliament to rename the border crossing between Turkey and Armenia after Talat Pasha, the principal architect of the Armenian Genocide. In contrast, we urge Turkish leaders and the broader public to consider an alternative—one rooted in hope, truth, and shared humanity. A name that promotes remembrance, reconciliation, and the belief that the horrors of the past must never be repeated. Germany has publicly acknowledged the crimes of the Holocaust; Canada has confronted the truth of its actions against Indigenous peoples. We remain hopeful that this proposal will be reconsidered in the spirit of mutual respect, dignity, and the shared values of humanity.