admin | May 2, 2020
(JNS)Holocaust survivors do not need annual ceremonies to remind them of the Nazi atrocities that they endured or of the family members that Adolf Hitlers henchmen slaughtered during World War II. No, those memories are just as inked in their hearts and minds as the numbers tattooed on their forearms
admin | May 2, 2020
The website Goodreads appears to have ignored calls to take down reviews of Holocaust denial books from its platform. A Change.org petition, which has garnered over 240 signatures since it was uploaded last week, calls on the book review website to take down entries for Peter Winters The Six Million: Fact or Fiction?
admin | May 2, 2020
A new report shows that online payment processors and merchants, including Stripe, Amazon, and DonorBox, continue to facilitate the financial solvency of racist hate groups in a time where extremism-related crimes have spiked. In areport published Monday, Center for Media and Democracy investigative reporter Alex Kotch found that at least 24 white nationalist, neo-Nazi, and neo-Confederate groups use one or more online fundraising services.
admin | May 2, 2020
(JTA) Pope Pius XII, the leader of the Catholic church through the World War II years, does not have a great reputation in the Jewish community.
admin | May 2, 2020
NEW YORK, May 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Wilmington Trust today announced that Sharon L.
admin | May 2, 2020
Ever since the Sept.
admin | May 1, 2020
Since Russ & Daughters opened in Manhattan in 1914, the family-run store has weathered the Spanish flu, two world wars, recessions and the Great Depression. With the new coronavirus pandemic sweeping the country, the current generation, Niki Russ Federman and Josh Russ Tupper, is doing what the family has always done: deliver bagels and cream cheese, lox and herring to people craving the emotional sustenance that the traditional Jewish favorites bring. At Katzs Delicatessen, Jake Dell begins his mornings making matzoh balls to keep up with the spike in orders for matzoh ball soup as his customers seek comfort in uncertain times.
admin | May 1, 2020
MK Gabi Ashkenzai was interviewed on Saturday by Channel 12, regarding the coalition talks leading up to the establishment of the government.
admin | May 1, 2020
This story originally appeared on The Nosher.
admin | May 1, 2020
JERUSALEM: Israels parliament on Thursday extended a deadline set by the Supreme Court for the government to put forward a bill authorising its controversial use of the domestic security agency to track coronavirus infections. In a ruling on Sunday, Israels top court had given the government until Thursday to begin a primary legislative process that would authorise the Shin Bets coronavirus surveillance or discontinue it.
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