Berlin Jews Call for a More Inclusive Religious and National Reality in Germany
On April 17, 2018, an Arab-Israeli man wearing a kippah (skullcap worn by religious Jews) was attacked on a Berlin street, lashed with a belt as the attacker repeated the Arabic word for Jew, “Yahudi.” Although the young victim was not in fact Jewish, the event prompted discussion in the Jewish community regarding religious expression in Berlin.
Looking for a Light in the Darkness: Menorahs Made by Holocaust Survivors
As Hanukah approaches, beautiful menorahs bring out a holy light from the darkness of the Holocaust.
Comic Book Legend Stan Lee Dead at 95
Born Stanley Martin Lieber in Manhattan to Romanian Jewish immigrants in 1922, Lee sidestepped the horrors of the Holocaust. As a boy, he aspired to be a writer but at the age of 17, with the help of his uncle, he got a job as an assistant at the newly established Timely Comics. Writing text filler for Captain America comics, he began using his now iconic pen-name. He joined the Army Signal Corps in 1942 and wrote training manuals and slogans, made training films, and even penned cartoons.
Morocco’s King Decrees: Schools Will Teach the Holocaust
Israeli officials praise the monarch’s decision to incorporate education about the Holocaust into his country’s curriculum
New Report: Anne Frank Was a Victim of Immigration Bureaucracy
A new investigation into the plight of Anne Frank concludes that the family was not denied entry into the US, but neither was the immigration policy working to save Jews from the Holocaust.
Terror Kites, Terror Tunnels, Suicide Bombings, Stabbings, Rock-throwing, Drive-by-Shootings, and Car-Rammings
Not only would this be a productive way to channel their nakba, but it would also dispel their necessity to channel Joseph Goebbels by continuing to propagate their “big lie.”
Endangered American Jewry
Many American Jews are unaware of the extent of antisemitism on college campuses, or the destructive force of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
From Vision and Dream to Fulfillment: Israel Yearning During and After the Holocaust
A new exhibition marking Israel’s 70th anniversary, highlights how Jews yearned for the Land of Israel during and immediately following the Holocaust.
March of Nations Fills Jerusalem With Love and Prayer as the ‘Real Victory Over Nazism’
3,000 Christians paraded through the streets of Jerusalem and displayed their love of God and the Land of Israel on the Israel’s 70th anniversary.
Granddaughter of Nazis Brings Healing Through Reconciliation With Israel
With two grandfathers who served in the Wehrmacht, Claudia Kiesinger has devoted her life to healing the wounds of Holocaust through love of Israel.