Elie Wiesel
Ben-Gvir’s latest death penalty rhetoric borrows from an ancient Machiavellian Playbook - opinion
At the start of Sukkot, Ben-Gvir released a video in which he threatened imprisoned Hamas terrorist Hassan Salameh, telling him, “I want to kill you. I want to put you to death.”
Remembering Elie Wiesel: A soul on fire and a life dedicated to justice - opinion
Strength is not a crime: Rahm Emanuel misunderstands Israel and should be ashamed - opinion
Elie Wiesel's son rejects Rahm Emanuel's 'pariah' verdict on Israel
Remembering my teacher and friend Elie Wiesel
Personal reflections of a lifetime, on the occasion of Wiesel’s third Yartzeit this Shabbat, 26 Sivan.
Book review: A call to action
Journalist and child of Holocaust survivors Howard Reich shares his final conversations with Elie Wiesel.
Poland and the Jews: Where we cannot compromise
No people has ever been more brutally massacred at any other time in history than the Jews under the Germans.
March of the Living: Auschwitz to Birkenau walk honors Holocaust victims
Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog, Israel envoy David Friedman, an international delegation of ambassadors led by Danny Danon, among other US ambassadors are participating in the march.
Combating the anti-Zionist facade
In an interview with the ‘Report,’ Elisha Wiesel, son of Elie Wiesel, explains that the March of the Living is essential to help students put the Holocaust into the narrative of Jewish history
Close-up meeting with a Holocaust survivor
President Reuven Rivlin, in the lead-up to Remembrance Day for Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes, hosted Zikaron Basalon for the fourth consecutive year.
U.S. signs Elie Wiesel genocide prevention act into law
The law is intended to prevent genocide and other atrocities that threaten national and international security.
Unpublished Elie Wiesel manuscript has been found after a four-year search
On the 90th anniversary of the writer’s birth, a four-year search led to the discovery of a manuscript that has never been published.
Learning from a legend
Ariel Burger details his own journey and his experiences working for Elie Wiesel in a new memoir.
A noble gesture
Wiesel wanted to cover the Adolf Eichmann trial, but the editor felt that as an Auschwitz survivor, the trial would be too personal for him and he would not be able to write with objectivity.
