How Can We Truly Honor the Memory of the Holocaust Victims
In the near future a whole generation of Holocaust survivors will join the annals of history. Around 15,000 people who escaped the atrocities of the Third Reich and made Israel their home passed away last year, while only 190,000 remain.
What’s the Alternative to Trump on Iran?
The Democratic presidential candidates agree that wars are bad and so is the president. But they aren’t presenting any serious policy options to deal with Tehran.
World Leaders Converge on Jerusalem for Fifth World Holocaust Forum
Gathering of heads of state in Jerusalem to mark 75 years since liberation of Auschwitz to be “largest diplomatic event in Israel’s history,” according to Israel’s Foreign Ministry • Yad Vashem chair: Resurgence of worldwide anti-Semitism makes event more important than ever.
Poland and Israel’s Loss of Diplomatic Wisdom
On January 23, the Fifth World Holocaust Forum will convene at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz death camp.
Then and Now: European Jews and Elections
Israelis are sick of the election stalemate, which severely limits the government’s actions, especially financial.
The West Mourns the Jewish Dead. But what About the Living?
It’s clear that all this Holocaust memorializing and education hasn’t put anti-Semitism back in its putrid box.
Social Media is Fanning the Flames of Antisemitism
You may not be aware that yesterday—January 15—discussions were underway in Washington over concerns on internet hosted antisemitism.
It’s not Trivial to Know Bethlehem isn’t in a Non-Existent Nation
The game show “Jeopardy!” courted controversy when giving a clue to which there can be no definitive answer as long as the Palestinians reject peace.
Why Is There A Church At Largest Jewish Cemetery In World?
World leaders are planning to gather at Auschwitz to commemorate this anniversary, and Auschwitz Survivors will be the most important guests of the event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Divisions within Israel’s Right-Wing could Cost More than an Election
In a tragic irony, just at the moment a right-wing government could have finally secured the Israeli settlement enterprise, ill-will among right-wing faction leaders is preventing it.