I'm surprised that that was asked in a specifically explicitly Jewish organization

You know, the Jewish community is very broad, and I think that people who could maybe think it's a political statement, for us it's not.

And so we immediately put on our website, "We stand with Israel." And if anyone had a problem with that, then there are other organizations they can go to, but it was very important to us.

It was on our hearts and our minds, and we put it out there.

It was embedded into our logo, We Stand With Israel, on any digital pieces that we had, any social media, on the website, and on every email that went out.

Because we also cut back on our programming here to address what's going on with our brothers and sisters in Israel.

There was a message on every email.

Sure.