Blurring the boundaries separating man from machine, a technology growing in popularity allows computer chips to be implanted under the skin. This may be prohibited by the Bible but one rabbi warns of a greater danger: the chips could be used as a Nazi-like tool to control the populace.
3,000 Christians paraded through the streets of Jerusalem and displayed their love of God and the Land of Israel on the Israel’s 70th anniversary.
At the end of last summer, Nina Fishman, the 71-year-old daughter of Holocaust survivors from Lithuania, received a phone call out of the blue from Magen David Adom’s Family Tracing and Reunification Unit. Her long-lost relatives found her.
‘This is a long overdue recognition for a large group of Jews in Algeria who suffered anti-Jewish measures by Nazi allies like the Vichy Regime.’
‘Teams from both countries would open an immediate dialogue in order to try to reach understandings,’ Netanyahu said.
A bill passed by the Polish parliament on Friday prescribes prison sentences of up to three years to anyone using the phrase ‘Polish death camps.’
The De ARCA Statue Art Museum in Jogjakarta on Saturday removed a wax sculpture of Adolf Hitler in response to harsh criticism from the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
“You did not invite South Africa to explain why apartheid was good for the blacks. In the same way, you do not invite the Zionists.”
The unprecedented success of the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) has raised major fears and anxieties among Jewish groups and Germans alike.
Frankfurt’s new bill will ban any municipal funding or the renting of rooms for any activities of groups or individuals who support the anti-Semitic BDS movement.
But if the left wants to start smashing statues, those of its racist leaders must also fall.
The destroyed ruins of historical ritual baths, known as mikvehs, have been uncovered in one of the most vibrant centers of Jewish life in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust.
The man said that he was not a Nazi, but that “this is Nazi f*****g America.”
A new clothing line featuring rainbow Swastikas was discontinued after an uproar forced them to rethink their new-age version of self-expression. Endorsed by neo-Nazis and expressing a twisted concept of freedom, the idea was deeply disturbing to many.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were reportedly deeply affected by their visit to the former Nazi death camp during their visit to Gdansk, Poland.
