Kristallnacht
I was shot defending my synagogue.
On Kristallnacht’s anniversary, here’s how I remain hopeful in the face of antisemitism.
Europe remembers Kristallnacht, but are its leaders failing today's Jews? - analysis
Germany faces historic test over rise in antisemitism, Merz says in Kristallnacht speech
Philadelphia Jewish leaders encouraged by counter-response to ‘boycott bike ride’
From virtual reality to digital synagogues, tech adds new dimension to Kristallnacht commemorations
Some Jewish groups are tying their commemorations together with a statement on the current Gaza war — and some are using virtual reality technology to give their projects new dimensions.
Antisemitism is spiraling out of control: We are a step away from harm coming to Diaspora Jews
The lives of Diaspora Jews also came to a halt on October 7. They, too, are at war.
Why is this anniversary of Kristallnacht different from all others? - opinion
The short answer is October 7, 2023 and Hamas’s barbaric, genocidal rampage against Israel.
85 years since Kristallnacht, Holocaust survivors say they once again feel unsafe as Jews
Survivors from around the world call out for help in fighting rising antisemitism.
85 years since Kristallnacht, Holocaust survivors say they once again feel unsafe as Jews
Holocaust survivor Manya Wallenfels said, “I think twice before I wear my Star of David. I am afraid to go to the synagogue."
Remembering Kristallnacht and the Kindertransport - opinion
This year more than ever, our actions both in the Diaspora and in Israel have transgressed against God’s will by our being so deeply divided and disunited.
85 years after Kristallnacht, Germany to begin rebuilding grand synagogue in Hamburg
The Bornplatz Synagogue, a neo-Romanesque, 1,200-seat sanctuary that was once the largest synagogue in northern Germany, was burned down on Kristallnacht in 1938.
Definitively measuring antisemitism - opinion
If you advocate against IHRA, you are normalizing the disgusting actions of figures like Roger Waters, who is undoubtedly an antisemite.
Revisiting family roots in Germany
It has long been my husband’s contention that antisemitism in Germany’s rural areas was less onerous initially than it was in the cities. Details that emerged during our visit tended to dispute that.
Grapevine November 16, 2022: A government of alienation?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society
