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.
A Thanksgiving Plan to Save Europe’s Jews
The autumn of 1938 was a grim time for the Jews. But on Thanksgiving Day, one courageous U.S. government official proposed a bold rescue plan.
Kristallnacht “Crossing Over the Broken Glass” virtual event
“We are witnessing an explosion of antisemitism unlike anything since the Holocaust. That’s why gatherings like this, Kristallnacht commemoration, are not just meaningful—they are essential. Silence in times like these is complicity.”
The Dark Irony of the Gaza Flotilla: An Heiress of Nazi Profits Accuses Israel of Genocide
In one of history’s most bitter ironies, Marlene Engelhorn, a multimillionaire heiress whose family fortune was built on Nazi genocide, has joined a Gaza-bound flotilla as she accuses Israel of genocide.
Can Christians really say “Never Again”?
Despite Christian love of Israel, the future of Israel can only rely on one thing: the god of Israel.
Ben-Gvir Faces Protests During Yale Visit, Israel Marks Yom Hashoah, and Wildfire Near Jerusalem Contained
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s visit to Yale University sparked intense protests, with Jewish students harassed. The following day, Israel marked Holocaust Remembrance Day with a nationwide siren and ceremonies, while a 20-hour battle to contain a massive wildfire near Jerusalem was declared successful.
The Nazi Skeletons in Wesleyan U.’s Closet
In a recent New York Times op-ed, the president of Wesleyan University claimed, that the Trump administration and the Republican Party are teeming with secret or aspiring Nazis. But how did the Wesleyan administration relate to the actual Nazis and Nazi supporters on its Connecticut campus in the 1930s?
Lessons from the Nazi hunter
As the anniversary of the passing of Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal approaches, the efforts to bring those who commit atrocities against Jews to justice continue to intensify.