“Our protagonist, Justus Rosenberg, is a risk-taker, and his first-hand account of the Nazi hysteria is gripping.”
I will not be RBG, or even RBG-lite, but I can be RBG-like on the small stage of my everyday life.
“It’s been almost a year since I left the museum, actually,” said Professor Dariusz Stola. “I waited quite patiently, I must say.”
Two contestants were kicked off the reality show for an anti-Semitic conversation. A third who remains has expressed support for neo-Nazi ideas.
Alice Frank Stock, who lived in Munich at the time, said the Nazi leader feared that “someone will try and kill him.”
“The story of Jews in the South parallels a lot of American history.”
In celebration of Susan B. Anthony’s bicentenary, we look at the legendary social reformer’s Jewish influences and compatriots.
“It’s the policy part, but it’s also the racial element.”
“We often talk about these people as if they were one monolithic group and they’re just not.”
US policy on Israel is increasingly out of step with trends elsewhere in the world, such as this week’s publication of the database.
A new book of Holocaust memoirs reveals previously unknown Yiddish fragments from Auschwitz.
Deutch, who will co-chair the campaign’s outreach to Jewish voters, cited the candidate’s advocacy of gun control.
One message must be relayed to the AIPAC audience: the Trump status quo won’t carry over into even the most moderate Democratic administration.
The dictionary said in a statement that it does not police how a word is used.
Forward Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren will be a featured speaker on how the media covers Israel
The university ,noting the resolution was nonbinding, said it had no plans to act on the divestment measure.
Right-wing Israelis have twisted language, accusing us of everything from waging “diplomatic terrorism,” to “PR terrorism” to “terrorism in prison.”
“I’ve already lost you,” the judge said.
