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Writer: Efraim Zuroff

May 19, 2013
11:22 pm

A Hungarian speech signifying nothing

Prime Minister Orban downplayed a surge in anti-Semitism and took no clear stand against neo-Nazis and historical revisionism

By Efraim Zuroff

April 7, 2013
9:17 am

Hunting Nazis is still relevant and necessary

There are plenty of living candidates for the ‘Most Wanted’ list and they should still be punished regardless of their age

By Efraim Zuroff

February 19, 2013
3:38 pm

Neo-Nazi march turns out to be no fun at all

The Lithuanian marchers were hateful, numerous, young, and largely unchallenged.

By Efraim Zuroff

January 27, 2013
4:38 pm

The alarming corruption of Holocaust memory

Neither Israel nor the US nor the EU have made any serious attempt to combat the brazen rewriting of history

By Efraim Zuroff

December 26, 2012
1:48 pm

Who will Bennett be?

The Jewish Home party leader’s statements on dismantling settlements indicate he has chosen the path of extremism

By Efraim Zuroff

December 19, 2012
10:08 am

Estonia’s acute case of Baltic Holocaust Amnesia

What is Israel’s protocol for hosting the prime minister of a country where Waffen-SS fighters are heroes?

By Efraim Zuroff

December 5, 2012
5:13 pm

Guy Pnini’s foul trash talk

Some taunting is OK: ‘son of a whore’ and ‘Nazi’ are way out of bounds

By Efraim Zuroff

November 25, 2012
11:21 pm

A bright moment in Budapest

An inspiring rally of 3,000 Hungarians in support of Israel and against the anti-Semitic Jobbik party

By Efraim Zuroff

October 14, 2012
2:04 pm

The Ninth Fort in Kaunas, Lithuania, which came to be known as the 'Fort of Death' during World War II, when it served for the murder of over 10,000 Jews by Nazis and their Lithuanian collaborators.

Pardoning Nazism, in the name of Lithuanian-Jewish relations

The once-venerable YIVO Institute in New York is giving credence to the canard of equivalency between Nazi and communist crimes

By Efraim Zuroff

August 14, 2012
1:09 pm

One last chance for justice Down Under

The enormous effort to prosecute Nazi war criminals who found refuge in Australia appears to have boiled down to this case

By Efraim Zuroff

July 17, 2012
3:40 pm

Ladislaus Csatary (screenshot from the Sun)

Hungary must bring Laszlo Csatary to justice

An open letter to Hungarian President Janos Ader upon his visit to Israel

By Efraim Zuroff

June 14, 2012
1:43 pm

A Polish soccer fan cheers at a match between the Polish and Russian national teams during the Euro 2012 competition earlier this month (photo credit: CC-BY ND PolandMFA, Flickr)

On sidelines of Euro 2012, anti-Semitism is alive and kicking

Despite visits to Auschwitz by teams playing in the continent’s premier international competition, the venues of some of the games leave much to be desired

By Efraim Zuroff

March 22, 2012
1:15 pm

A German Christian raises an Israeli-German flag in the air during the Feast of the Tabernacles in Jerusalem (photo credit: Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)

Why Joachim Gauck is wrong for Germany

The newly elected German leader is likely to strengthen the voices that seek to de-emphasize the historical significance of the Holocaust

By Efraim Zuroff

March 19, 2012
2:28 pm

The legacy of the Demjanjuk saga

The determination not to ignore a perpetrator of low rank — even if he wasn’t ‘Ivan the Terrible’ — reinforces the individual liability of all Nazi war criminals

By Efraim Zuroff

The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Writer: Efraim Zuroff

A Hungarian speech signifying nothing

Prime Minister Orban downplayed a surge in anti-Semitism and took no clear stand against neo-Nazis and historical revisionism

Hunting Nazis is still relevant and necessary

There are plenty of living candidates for the ‘Most Wanted’ list and they should still be punished regardless of their age

Neo-Nazi march turns out to be no fun at all

The Lithuanian marchers were hateful, numerous, young, and largely unchallenged.

The alarming corruption of Holocaust memory

Neither Israel nor the US nor the EU have made any serious attempt to combat the brazen rewriting of history

Who will Bennett be?

The Jewish Home party leader’s statements on dismantling settlements indicate he has chosen the path of extremism

Estonia’s acute case of Baltic Holocaust Amnesia

What is Israel’s protocol for hosting the prime minister of a country where Waffen-SS fighters are heroes?

Guy Pnini’s foul trash talk

Some taunting is OK: ‘son of a whore’ and ‘Nazi’ are way out of bounds

A bright moment in Budapest

An inspiring rally of 3,000 Hungarians in support of Israel and against the anti-Semitic Jobbik party

Pardoning Nazism, in the name of Lithuanian-Jewish relations

The once-venerable YIVO Institute in New York is giving credence to the canard of equivalency between Nazi and communist crimes

One last chance for justice Down Under

The enormous effort to prosecute Nazi war criminals who found refuge in Australia appears to have boiled down to this case

Hungary must bring Laszlo Csatary to justice

An open letter to Hungarian President Janos Ader upon his visit to Israel

On sidelines of Euro 2012, anti-Semitism is alive and kicking

Despite visits to Auschwitz by teams playing in the continent’s premier international competition, the venues of some of the games leave much to be desired

Why Joachim Gauck is wrong for Germany

The newly elected German leader is likely to strengthen the voices that seek to de-emphasize the historical significance of the Holocaust

The legacy of the Demjanjuk saga

The determination not to ignore a perpetrator of low rank — even if he wasn’t ‘Ivan the Terrible’ — reinforces the individual liability of all Nazi war criminals

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