Holocaust
“I should not have juxtaposed the two thoughts. Hitler and his evil stand alone, of course, in history. I regret any pain my statement may have caused,” says the veteran anchorwoman.
The synagogue’s leadership warned that “the attack on democracy is literally unprecedented,” referring to the president’s refusal to concede the election to Democratic contender President-elect Joe Biden.
Christiane Amanpour draws condemnation after comparing the White House’s criticism of the media to Kristallnacht.
The only thing he’s sorry about is endangering his multimillion-dollar Food Network and Discovery Channel contract, according to StopAntisemitism.org watchdog.
David Hymes, 103, of Chicago, a veteran of World War II, retired public accountant and former national commander of the Jewish War Veterans, offers his “old geezer” advice: “Live right, eat a balanced diet, try to help, keep up with current events,” and above all, “do not hide.”
The 97-year-old speaks about his career, his wife, how to fend off naysayers and about the imprint that Holocaust survivors have had on his psyche and his service for others.
“I am ashamed that Jews do not feel safe wearing a kippah on the streets. I am ashamed that Jewish places of worship need protection,” said German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
“Never again means never again,” declare Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, Austria’s Alexander Van der Bellen and Germany’s Frank-Walter Steinmeier in a joint video clip.
Initially geared to help educators, the free program was designed to help everyone from parents, grandparents, clergy of all faiths, youth-group leaders and the general public seeking a way to begin to understand what really happened.
People of all religions and backgrounds are invited to write messages of hope on the campaign website.
BitChute, promoted as a “free speech” alternative to YouTube, has become a safe haven for neo-Nazis, hosting racist, violent and anti-Semitic videos that are later posted on social media.
Following weeks of outrage, the Palm Beach County School Board voted unanimously to rescind its decision to rehire Spanish River High School principal William Latson.
