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Fight antisemitism: ‘Never again’ must be backed by actions – opinion – The Jerusalem Post

| June 16, 2021

Each year Jews and non-Jews around the world recite the mantra Never Again to remember the six million Jewish lives and tens of millions of other victims murdered by the Nazis. And then, each year, we continue to see Jew-hatred and antisemitic violent attacks continue soar all over the world.We have a responsibility to remember the Holocaust, honor those precious lives lost, and elevate the voices of survivors.

Belgium: A leading role in fighting Israel and Jews? – New Europe

| June 16, 2021

In Brussels, the European Parliament and the European Council have adopted strict regulations to combat anti-Semitism in recent years, but the EUs host country does not feel affected. It is time for this to change, and the EU institutions must play an essential role in this and more with deeds than words

Final Account Review: The Banality of Evil – The New York Times

| May 23, 2021

In Final Account, the filmmaker Luke Holland interviews a series of erstwhile Nazi functionaries: older men and women who seem to have spent a lifetime perfecting the use of the passive voice.

Gaza, Apartheid Israel and the Last Stand of Settler Colonialism – The Wire

| May 23, 2021

The current crisis of Palestine/Israel deepens and widens as casualties mount, smoke from destroyed buildings fills the air in Gaza, rioting on the streets of many Israeli and West Bank towns, Israeli police disrupting worshippers in the Al-Aqsa mosque compound and protecting extremist Jewish settlers shouting genocidal slogans death to the Arabs in inflammatory marches through Palestinian neighbourhoods of Jerusalem. Underlying this entire eruption of tensions between oppressor and oppressed were the flimsy legalised evictions of six Palestinian families long resident in the Sheikh Jarrah, which for Palestinians epitomised their long ordeal of persecution and banishment in what psychologically remains their homeland

First Thoughts: Some speech is freer than others, the danger of the desk, and sex resumes – New Statesman

| May 23, 2021

Will Boris Johnson legislate to protect Holocaust denial on university campuses? Labours shadow equalities minister Charlotte Nichols raised the question in the Commons last week, after the universities minister suggested the governments free speech bill would do just that.

Q&A: The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg On Rising Antisemitism In Ohio – ideastream

| May 10, 2021

Ohio saw a record number of antisemitic incidents in 2020, according to a recent report by the Anti-Defamation League of Cleveland.

Man accused of encouraging terrorism said Nazis should have finished the job in Holocaust, court hears – The Independent

| May 10, 2021

An alleged neo-Nazi said the only issue with the Holocaust was that we did not finish the job and that the entire Jewish race should have been killed, a court has heard. Andrew Dymock, 23, is accused of 15 offences including encouraging terrorism using websites, propaganda posters, social media posts and articles he is accused of creating. Prosecutors allege that he set up and operated the website and social media accounts for a neo-Nazi group called System Resistance Network (SRN) in 2017 and 2018

Keeping the Republic is hard work | Editorial Columnists | dailyadvance.com – The Daily Advance

| May 8, 2021

James McHenry was a Maryland delegate to the 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. He had been at the home of prominent socialite Elizabeth Willing Powel, which had become a prominent intellectual salon, especially during the heady days of the Convention. The most popular guest of Mrs.

What Caused the Roaring Twenties? | History – Smithsonian Magazine

| May 8, 2021

SMITHSONIANMAG.COM | May 3, 2021, 12:20 p.m. On the afternoon of November 8, 1918, a celebratory conga line wound through a three-mile-long throng on Manhattans Fifth Avenue. From high-rise windows, office workers flung makeshift confetti, first ticker tape and then, when they ran out, torn-up paper

What happens when a theatre actor loses a year? – The Irish Times

| May 8, 2021

In mid-March of last year, against surreal new events occurring in the world, members of the Dublin theatre industry sought the warm camaraderie of peers inside a city centre pub. It looked like this might be the last night of live theatre for a while.


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