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Gary Sokolovs father Lali, a Slovakian Jew, was forced to work as the tattooist at the Nazis death camp in occupied Poland. Above: Harvey Keitel as Lali Sokolov in The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

Just a few weeks ago I had the opportunity to travel from New Orleans to Ukraine through my advocacy work. I rode trains throughout Poland and other parts of Eastern Europe. As I traveled from city to city, I carried Eli Wiesel’s powerful Holocaust-related book “Night,” and imagined what my fellow European Jews had lived […] The post For Jews, Louisiana’s nitrogen gas execution law recalls the terrors of the Holocaust appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.

Holocaust survivors are becoming rare as many of them are reaching the end of their lives. Soon the holocaust will lose all of its living sources.  People from all over Chico filled the Pleasant Valley High School auditorium on Sunday to hear from Joseph Alexander, a 101-year-old Jewish-Polish Holocaust survivor.  Joseph spent six years of...

Radical feminism, as a narrow expression of the original movement, is spectacularly failing to exemplify societys moral and ethical precepts.The post Feminist silence: Hamas’s sexual violence appeared first on JNS.org.

In November 2023, it was reported that the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls, Reem Alsalem, notwithstanding overwhelming evidence to the contrary, claimed the evidence against Hamas "was not solid enough to warrant

Prominent antisemitism researcher Charles Asher Small tells JNS that a war is being waged against the Jewish state, not only physically but also intellectually and philosophically.The post Demonization of Israel

Nazis came to play the villain in American collective consciousness without an understanding of the antisemitism at the root of their crimes.

Nazis came to play the villain in American collective consciousness without an understanding of the antisemitism at the root of their crimes.

Despite the complex political history surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, why is taking a moral side against hate so difficult?

Nazis came to play the villain in American collective consciousness without an understanding of the antisemitism at the root of their crimes.