How does one ‘remember’? Challenges as the years go by … Memory is not the work of a day. We must not lose a minute in telling—and retelling—what happened when the world turned dark. Daniel S. Mariaschin Jan. 23, 2025
Spain’s Israel problem For a country that exiled its Jewish community—and tortured and sentenced to death thousands of Jews—you would think that it would show some sensitivity towards Israel, recognizing the threats it faces. Daniel S. Mariaschin Oct. 15, 2024
Israel and Greece in the aftermath of Oct. 7 Amid the war in Gaza, the new Hellenic-Israel relationship is weathering its first crisis. Daniel S. Mariaschin May 26, 2024
Jewish American Heritage Month and the crisis of antisemitism We must tell our extraordinary story to open and fair-minded Americans. Daniel S. Mariaschin May 14, 2024
The audacity of Israel’s armchair critics The amateur strategists high and low who seek to tell Israel when, where and how to fight a mortal enemy are pushing peace further away. Daniel S. Mariaschin Feb. 5, 2024
Europe abandons the Jews again This is a choice between good and evil that European leaders apparently refuse to make. Daniel S. Mariaschin Nov. 13, 2023
The Yom Kippur War remembered May we soon see a new era of peace. Daniel S. Mariaschin Sept. 26, 2023
We are not in competition to win a victimization sweepstakes The Louisville Courier-Journal, by trivializing the immensity of Hitler’s crimes, does history no favors and stains the code of responsible journalism. Daniel S. Mariaschin Jan. 31, 2023
This is not art! Pig faces and SS symbols have no place appearing in today’s Germany or anywhere else. Daniel S. Mariaschin June 24, 2022
