Judah Samet was four minutes late to services. He pulled his car to the synagogue's parking lot at 9:49 in the morning, a four minutes after the scheduled start of the service. As soon as he stopped...
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Proponents of bell inscribed with Hitler quote say it has undeniable historical value. at its Kirche St. Jakobus (The Church of St. Jacob). The bell has an embossed swastika. The words “Everything...
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24 Aug 2017
C Barnett
About 154 Witnesses who were Austrian citizens perished in the Holocaust. On May 19, 2017, during the Second World War. The event saw the unveiling of a memorial plaque acknowledging the 31 Jehovah's...
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17 Aug 2017 Elisa Meyer
For Rubin, it is impossible for her to understand the reemergence of white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups at the present time. Marianne Rubin, a holocaust survivor, held a sign that proclaimed “I...
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They believe Israel is the source of all their troubles For Osman Jamo, a Syrian who fled from his native place Kobane in 2014, the bleak feature of Sachsenhausen concentration camp made him question...
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Cultural hotbed Weimar highlights a mix of cultures in their Yiddish Summer Weimar festival. A number of Jewish cultural festivals are happening all over the world this summer. The centerpiece, however,...
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A Westlake Village teen's fundraising campaign took a Holocaust survivor and his wife to Israel for the first time. 17-year-old Drew Principe, raised around $15,000 to send Henry Oster, an 89-year-old...
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The Ark of the Covenant is licensed under CC BY 2.0 If we, in America's 2017, want to talk about covenants, this should be our starting point. Remember when, in Raiders of the Lost Ark, the Nazi...
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The eery similarities between 1930s America and today. As Americans of the Islamic faith raise their concerns about the new President’s intentions towards them, as those who struggle economically...
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A tunnel from the Holocaust era dug by escaping Jewish prisoners in Lithuania was recently discovered. The tunnel was found at Ponar (now known as Paneriai) and Jewish prisoners dug it to escape...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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Religious News From Around the Web July 6, 2020
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
