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On Holocaust Remembrance Day, I’m thinking of the grandfather I never knew
By
Julie Brill
I see him as a groom, and as a father. I imagine him in my life, and doing puzzles on the floor with my daughter. Even in death, he’s so much more than a number
Irwin Cotler
10 Holocaust lessons and how to implement them
In recalling horrors too terrible to be believed but not too terrible to have happened, we are obligated to give voice to the voiceless and to empower the powerless
Efraim Zuroff
Holocaust distortion is the real challenge today
Eastern Europe’s post-Soviet ’new democracies’ have taken to falsely equating communist and Nazi regimes and denying the role they played in the genocide
Stella Schuhmacher
‘Auschwitz did not fall from the sky’
Austria is using art to come to terms with its dark role during Nazism — but is that enough to counter the recent rise of antisemitism?
From the blogs
The NSO scandal should be an earthquake for the Israel Police
By
Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler
They hacked into the very souls of Israeli citizens illegally, without public oversight, and, most troubling of all, claim it was approved by the Attorney General
Zoë Lang
All of us stood at Sinai: On being Orthodox and single
Many of our leaders have been married for a long time, which makes crucial that they learn what single people need from the single people themselves
Kenneth S. Stern
Antisemitism rests on intent not motive. It’s clear from the IHRA Definition
The text we wrote avoids psychoanalyzing perpetrators and simply asks whether victims were selected because of their race, religion or other such category
I let an unhoused man into my synagogue before Colleyville. Now what?
By
Joshua Ladon
The rise of antisemitism should concern us not only for what might happen to us — but also, for who we might become
Jonathan D. Sarna
A brief history of antisemitic conspiracy theories
The recent hostage-taking at a Texas synagogue was fueled by a long history of hateful myths offering simple explanations for bewildering social changes
Seeing the person behind the tubes
By
Shira Pasternak Be'eri
When Leonard became a ’John Doe’ patient, unconscious in a hospital bed, I felt I had to make sure those charged with saving his life would know who he was
Top Ops
Stuart Eizenstat
Reparations, restitution and the price of forgetting
The work of compensating victims and memorializing the Holocaust becomes ever more urgent and daunting as the last eyewitnesses die out
Matthias Kuntzel
80 years later the echo of Wannsee persists
Today’s Iranian regime is pursuing the project begun by Hitler, declaring plans to wipe Israel off the map and even adopting the phrase ’the final solution’
Zack Rothbart
Before liberation: Mourning the Holocaust in 1945
Discovering the scope of the destruction of Europe’s Jews, world Jewry observed an international day of bereavement, with rare unity across religious lines
Danny Danon
Holocaust sacrifices will not be forgotten
With post-war lessons fading and old hatreds resurfacing, we must bear witness to the survivors’ accounts, and ensure the world never forgets
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