“While Jewish communities have had to contend with such parties’ antisemitism and Holocaust denial, they’ve also at times found common cause with them regarding Muslim extremism and the impact of large-scale Muslim immigration to these countries, including Germany.”
“For the first time, I witnessed a concerted recognition by Israeli leaders and stakeholders of the threats posed to diaspora Jewry due to rising antisemitism.”
“If we pass away, in five, ten years, there will be no more Jewish people here.”
My father’s close relationship with Elie Wiesel filtered into my life in powerful ways, along with his loving mentorship of my future husband Menachem. But he always seemed so alone—until Marion.
As the situation in Russia and Ukraine evolves, data on the morphing of antisemitism in the region can be lifesaving.
History is replete with examples of people naïvely voting against their interests or loving a leader who doesn’t love them back.
I hope I’m not being naïve in thinking that what these memory activists accomplished endures and their dedication still inspires.
Since October 7, actions taken by the government, including the normalization of openly hostile rhetoric against Israel and Zionists, has many wondering if there’s a future for Jews in the country.
Throughout all of this devastation, there has been an outpouring of support from Jewish communities across Los Angeles.
The Brutalist grapples with the dysfunctional marriage of art, class and commerce in an enormous swing of a movie.
Sharon S. Nazarian reports on antisemitism news as she travels the country and the world advocating for Jewish communities and combating prejudice and hate.
“I think in the general Australian community now, there is a very clear sentiment emerging against the importation of the hatreds and the violent emotions of the any conflict overseas into Australia.”
