Ms. Rachel Is Not Backing Down From Speaking Out About Gaza, Even If It Costs Her Career

To NPR, she mentioned the grievance is “painful,” however she sticks to her religion and advocacy. “I have to remind myself that people don’t know my heart, and people try to tell you who you are, but you know who you are. And I know how deeply and equally I care for all children, and I do lean on my faith in that situation,” she mentioned.

“I recently sat down with someone who has a family member that was taken hostage, and sitting with her and hearing the harrowing accounts. Feeling her pain, the anguish, the desperation to get that loved one home, where that loved one belongs, and have the family be complete. If you sat with her as well, if you just sat with her, you would want more than anything for that family to be whole again and them to not be suffering immensely.”