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Tag: Holocaust
Glaring inconsistencies
Another week witnesses yet more mind-boggling contortions by so-called friends and declared foes alike.
Michael Kuttner
Surely by now, we should not be shocked or startled by the outbursts of duplicitous double standards and hyperventilated hysterical...
Babi Yar: Erev Yom Kippur September 1941
On September 29-30, 1941, the eve of Yom Kippur, the Germans murdered 33,771 Jewish men, women and children in Babi Yar, almost four miles from the center of Kiev, the capital of the Soviet...
Palestinian Authority schoolbooks deny Holocaust, legitimize Munich massacre
Children in the Palestinian Authority and UNRWA began their school year on Sept. 1, only instead of the promised education reforms, their schools continue to use the same books that have been heavily criticized...
Approaching the Holocaust as a Moral Choice: Part VII: Providing Legitimacy for Murdering Civilians
Providing Legitimacy for Murdering Civilians
When the German officers who fired on innocent women, children and the elderly were lawyers, their academic status is certain to have influenced the soldiers under their command. A comparable...
Unpacking the Transmission of Holocaust Trauma
The author of The Holocaust: Does Judaism Believe in Gilgul? Transmigration of Souls begins with a wonderful quote from the famed psychologist Carl Gustav Jung:
“Rationalism and doctrinairism are the diseases of our time; they pretend to...
We must stop the powerful use of words as inciteful education – opinion
Three weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau for the first time with March of the Living on Holocaust Remembrance Day. As I walked with Jews from the Diaspora and Israel,...
What are Harvard students taught about Israel?
Much has written about the recent endorsement of BDS by the editors of The Harvard Crimson, the Harvard student newspaper. But how do you suppose Harvard students got that way? Could it have anything...
FDR, the Media & the Holocaust
Dr. Rafael Medoff is the founding director of The David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies and the author of more than 20 books about Jewish history and the Holocaust. His latest book is America...
Lessons from Nazi Holocaust that can help guide a world in turmoil
This year’s Yom HaShoah - Holocaust Memorial Day - was observed yesterday. In Israel, a wailing siren brought everything and everyone to stand silently across the country. Traffic came to a halt as people...
Professor Irwin Cotler on Yom HaShoah
Yom Hashoah - National Holocaust Remembrance Day - is a poignant and painful historical moment of remembrance and reminder - of bearing witness - of learning and acting upon the enduring and universal lessons...
