The author argues that Israel and Jews should not feel guilty for self-defense in the face of threats and attacks. Drawing parallels between the biblical story of Esther and the recent conflict with Hamas, the author emphasizes the need for self-defense in order to protect lives and ensure survival. The author criticizes those who place the burden of responsibility on the victims rather than the perpetrators, and highlights the importance of self-defense in a world still inhabited by violent individuals. The article concludes by asserting that defending one's home, family, country, and race is necessary for survival and should not be apologized for.