Instead of pointing fingers at what may have been the reason, lets use this thread for ideas of how we can improve both as a Klal and for each person in their own personal Avodas Hashem.
In Wednesdays Shiur, Rabbi Wallerstein read a story about a young businessman driving his new Jaguar when suddenly someone threw a brick at it. He got out and walked over to a young boy who had thrown it and started yelling. When he calmed down, the boy pointed to someone lying in a heap on the floor; his brother had fallen out of his wheelchair and was to heavy for him to lift on his own. He threw the brick because no one else would stop.
“Hashem threw a brick at us.”
ruxadin, agreed 100%