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Seventy-Five Years After Auschwitz, Anti-Semitism Is on the Rise – The Atlantic

| February 3, 2020

In Arab and Muslim lands, anti-Semitism is often expressed as both hatred of Jews and hatred of Israel, and is very frequently bolstered by Holocaust denial. Delegitimizing the Jewish state can serve as a means to reverse the humiliation, degradation, and oppression of Muslims. In Eastern Europe, right-wing, nationalist parties have taken control, often rewriting Holocaust history, and often with the support of groups that are strongly anti-Semitic and have adopted Nazi slogans and agendas.

Albert Speer, the Hitler Henchman Who Enabled the Holocaust, Bears Another Look Today – The Daily Beast

| February 3, 2020

The last of the Auschwitz survivors to revisit the extermination machine in Poland have left.

Germany, the Jews and 75 years of historical baggage – Ynetnews

| February 3, 2020

I had the privilege of participating in two important recent events in connected to memory and the lessons of the Shoah.

Opinion: With anti-Semitism on the rise, annual Holocaust commemoration is vital – Calgary Herald

| February 3, 2020

Today, for the first time, the City of Calgary will recognize and commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day at city hall. This global day of remembrance tells the stories of courageous survivors and honours the six million Jews and 11 million other individuals who perished in the Shoah (Holocaust). Jan.

Auschwitz Liberation 75 Years Ago: "Never Again? Think Again – SOFREP

| February 3, 2020

Ceremonies in both Poland and Jerusalem marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the death camp run by the Nazis that was synonymous with the Holocaust. Over a million people were murdered there between 1940 and 1945, the vast majority of them Jews

Rising antisemitism shows we must remember the banality of evil that led to Holocaust Alex Cole-Hamilton – Edinburgh News

| February 3, 2020

Visitors walk past the infamous entrance gate that reads: 'Arbeit macht frei' - or 'Work sets one free' - at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Germany. (Picture: Carsten Koall/Getty Images) Monsters are real. They may wear business suits or military uniforms, but they have walked among us.

January 29, 2020: The opportunity of the century – The Jerusalem Post

| February 3, 2020

The opportunity of the centuryIn The Palestinian leadership should not reject Trumps peace plan (January 28), Jason Greenblatt and Bishara Bahbah lay out a path toward reconciliation between Palestinians and Israelis. They urge the Palestinians to look at the plan and make constructive suggestions, to not miss another opportunity to move forward, to make a better future for their people.So, it is ironic that on the same page, in The international community should say no to the Trump plan, Nimrod Goren implores the international community to oppose the plan. Goren offers no new solutions, and falsely notes that the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank made a decision to conduct their national struggle in the diplomatic arena, glossing over facts such as that the Palestinian government pays to slay; educates its citizens to hate Jews; and empowers its media and religious institutions to incite to violence.Moreover, the Palestinians have already said no to much more generous offers than those apparently on the table, so what is Goren thinking might be acceptable to them?It is time for all to actually read the plan Goren included and say, Yes, lets talk.BARRY LYNNEfratI have just read The international community should say no to the Trump plan

Letter: Tiny homes not the right move in tackling big homelessness issue – Desert Sun

| February 3, 2020

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Facebook should ban Holocaust denial to mark 75th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation – USA TODAY

| January 29, 2020

Jonathan A. Greenblatt, Opinion contributor Published 7:00 a.m. ET Jan.

How the survivors won and Holocaust denial, and the politicians, lost – Haaretz

| January 29, 2020

Benjamin Netanyahu is not one for expressing gratitude to fellow politicians, unless its to President Donald Trump and other fellow strongmen. So his tweet on Thursday thanking the retired Likud minister Silvan Shalom for having led the diplomatic campaign at the United Nations to establish International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 15 years ago, was an anomaly.


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