‘Israel, you are not alone’: Christian descendants of Nazis march through Israel during wartime
Even as rockets fell and air raid sirens pierced the Israeli night, more than 200 participants from 11 nations refused to cancel their trips. They had come to march through the streets of Israel; not to protest, not to demand anything, but simply to say: you are not alone.
NY Times commemorates Holocaust Day by using survivor to accuse Israel of genocide
The New York Times marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day by publishing an illustration that placed a Holocaust survivor at the center of an attack, accusing Israel of carrying out genocide in Gaza. On a day meant to preserve the truth of the Nazi genocide, the paper elevated a narrative that distorts it.
Why Tucker Carlson denies the Holocaust
While Tucker hasn’t said it himself (yet), one could see him platforming Adolph Hitler today, defending doing so as his “duty” as a “journalist,” to preserve Americans’ “constitutional right and the God-given right to all the information about matters that affect them.”
Jewish legal scholar: “Trump leadership might have stopped the Holocaust.”
Alan Dershowitz, a prominent legal scholar, said in a televised interview that if Donald Trump had been in power in the mid-1930s, the Holocaust might have been prevented, a claim he tied directly to current efforts to confront the Iranian regime.
Honoring Nazi war criminals, from Broadway to the Mideast
There are 206 granite plaques embedded in the sidewalks along a half-mile stretch of Lower Broadway known as the “Canyon of Heroes.” Among those honored are leaders of the pro-Nazi Vichy regime in France during the Holocaust.
Holocaust remembrance goes global: Churches speak out against Jew-hatred
At the center of this was Solidarity Sunday, an initiative led by Eagles’ Wings that mobilized more than 600 churches worldwide, representing approximately 1,100 Christian leaders and tens of thousands of congregants.
What Holocaust Remembrance Day should ask of us today
Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the world reflects on the murder of six million Jews and on the survivors who carried unimaginable loss into the future. But remembrance on its own is not enough.
The Holocaust, without Jews
You wouldn’t think Vladimir Putin, the BBC, and the National Education Association have much in common. But in recent weeks, they have demonstrated that they share a peculiar understanding of the Holocaust—one which omits the Jews.
Brooklyn school cancels Holocaust survivor’s talk over Pro-Israel views
Teaching about dead Jews raises no objections. But a living Jew who connects the Holocaust to Jewish survival and Jewish sovereignty? That crosses a line.
From Campus Antisemitism to Nazi Trail to Gaza: Key Updates
Northwestern’s $75 million settlement over antisemitism complaints, Argentina’s newly released files exposing how Josef Mengele lived openly for years, and the IDF’s destruction of Rafah’s remaining tunnel network all surfaced in the same week.