Holocaust
“A human being could not go over all the material which houses a treasure-trove of material for the world in terms of Holocaust education.”
Shlomo Danzinger, the mayor of Surfside, Fla., reportedly received a threatening email, after which he and his family went under police protection.
“You have not only taken care of my health all this time, but today, I truly feel like I have been reborn,” said Mina Kozlanko.
“I was at a loss for words,” said Jacob Barzilai, a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor, after recognizing himself.
Jewish organizations condemned the statement widely.
“Amazon Prime should stop monetizing ‘Bawaal’ by removing this banal trivialization of the systematic murder of millions of victims of the Nazi Holocaust,” said Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Officially, 389 people died during Nazi occupation of the island of Alderney; some estimate that the death toll was much higher.
In an effort to defend Florida’s new education policies, Greg Gutfeld offered a garbled summary of Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl’s groundbreaking work.
He celebrated liberation from a Nazi concentration camp each year with falafel; the tradition has spread around the world.
The new immersive audio-video experience will use laser technology to tell the 2,000-year story of Jewish life in Europe.
It “is a stark reminder that brutal consequences of unchecked hatred and bigotry did not end with the Holocaust,” said Menachem Rosensaft of the World Jewish Congress.
The London-based Sephardic genealogist Jacob Marrache is one of those working hard to uncover lost Jewish history in the country.
