Lipstadt, a Jewish and Holocaust studies professor at Emory University, is the author of the books “Antisemitism Here and Now” and “History on Trial: My Day in Court With a Holocaust Denier.”
The Rutgers Mutual Aid statement accused Gottheimer of spreading “misinformation,” arguing that the union statement was simply expressing “solidarity with oppressed people.”
Why did Ben and Jerry not show a desire to go deeper and better understand a complicated conflict? Maybe because the messy truth didn’t fit their easy narrative.
Who, especially in the last seventeen months of a soul-crushing pandemic, hasn’t thought of stepping aside or walking away?
Sadly, the success story of Arizona’s Holocaust Education bill trembles on weak knees, false premises and a skewed public narrative.
I went in feeling alone and scared, without friends or family, but I left with the strength of an entire community by my side.
Throughout history, Jews have been able to handle adversity; but as of yet, we haven’t figured out how to handle success.
Political leaders in the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg have shown no desire to end their promotion of BDS and support for the clerical regime in Tehran.
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