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Remembering Holocaust victims, Guterres urges a stand against division - Vimarsana News

Remembering Holocaust victims, Guterres urges a stand against division

In remembrance of the victims of the Holocaust, UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued a call for global unity against the rise of hate and division, cautioning that intolerance is proliferating rapidly and that no society is exempt from its reach.

How the Poet Christian Wiman Keeps His Faith - Vimarsana News

How the Poet Christian Wiman Keeps His Faith

Nearly two decades ago, Christian Wiman was diagnosed with a rare cancer and told he probably had about five years to live. In a new book, he makes the case against despair. Casey Cep reports.

Is there a European literature? - Vimarsana News

Is there a European literature?

The narrative of the continent continues to be burdened by the absence of a common strategy in a space of miscegenation with no shared language

Source: elpais.com
Why Hamas Aren't Nazis — Yet Israel's War On Gaza May Be Genocide - Vimarsana News

Why Hamas Aren't Nazis — Yet Israel's War On Gaza May Be Genocide

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top Israeli officials have referred to Hamas militants as "the new Nazis." But as horrific as the Oct. 7 massacre was, what does it really mean to make such a comparison 80 years after the Holocaust? And how can we rightly describe what's happening in Gaza?

The Problem With Calling Hamas "Nazis" - Vimarsana News

The Problem With Calling Hamas "Nazis"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top Israeli officials have referred to Hamas militants as "the new Nazis." But as horrific as the Oct. 7 massacre was, what does it really mean to make such a comparison 80 years after the Holocaust? And how can we rightly describe what's happening in Gaza?