The world should be on trial in Jerusalem
After Israel defeats Hamas in Gaza, should it try the Oct. 7 terrorists Eichmann-style in Jerusalem? Or, given Israel’s unfairly tainted reputation, might such a trial be seen as more “impartial” if it were held in Nuremberg?
Holocaust Remembrance: By the Numbers
January 27 is the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau and was designated as the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust. The day remembers the killing of six million Jews, two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish population, and millions of others by the Nazi regime and its collaborators.
Survived the Holocaust, killed by Hamas
Moshe Ridler, “the grandfather of the kibbutz,” and his caretaker were murdered in their home on a kibbutz in southern Israel.
Calling on Christians: Be a modern day Bonhoeffer; Fight Hamas
The antisemitism spreading across the world seems eerily similar to the hatred of the Nazi rallies of pre-war Germany. In this context, the October 7 massacre became the Kristallnacht of our era.
A Bavarian scandal shines a light on Germany’s ‘Holocaust guilt’
“Anyone who thinks, writes down and spreads such thoughts must not bear any political responsibility in Germany,” declared Saskia Esken, chair of the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD). But not everyone would agree.
Jew-hatred struts the stage in Berlin
The obscene spectacle staged by musician Roger Waters exposes the moral vacuum in Holocaust memorializing.
Bones of ‘victims in the name of science,’ including Jews, buried in Berlin
The remains found at the Free University are believed to come from the anthropology institute where Josef Mengele studied.
Palestinians mob German tourists who entered Nablus in Israeli vehicle
“A mob attacking tourists because they don‘t like their license plate is disgusting and cowardly,” says German ambassador to Israel.
The Rampant Use and Abuse of the Holocaust Analogy
From Donald Trump to Sergei Lavrov to Ken Burns, everyone is comparing everyone else to the Nazis.
Holocaust objects to be displayed at German parliament
An exhibition of Holocaust-era items from the collections of Yad Vashem whose stories are intertwined with Jews from Germany will open in the Bundestag next week, ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Jerusalem-based Holocaust remembrance center announced Tuesday. The exhibition, titled “Sixteen Objects,” will be inaugurated on Jan. 24 by the Yad Vashem Chairman […]