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The center’s recent publication of its annual Global Antisemitism Top Ten list has drawn intense criticism from top officials in Europe, including the European Union’s top antisemitism commissioner.

Whispers of Norman Mailer being canceled are premature, but time has not been kind to the life and work of the macho Jewish author

Katharina von Schnurbein says the centers list is now hurting the cause it means to uplift.

A look back at how Henry David Thoreau’s theory of civil disobedience would later inspire many of the world’s greatest political thinkers, from Leo Tolstoy and Gandhi to Martin Luther King.

The radical right and radical left found common ground through anti-capitalism, anti-imperialism—and anti-Zionism.

Ian Buruma shows why official national narratives are often dangerous, whether they promote triumphalism or victimhood.

These were not individuals.

The American pop star who recorded a Yiddish folk song as a tribute to the lost Jews of Europe.

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

It has also offered itself as a home to documents and evidence from other genocides.