Is ‘never again’ now? The Ukraine war ignites a recurring debate -opinion

In some ways the debate is semantic. ”Never Again” is a phrase popularized by a Jewish militant, adopted by mainstream Jewish groups and eventually absorbed into the global vocabulary.

“We Will Never Die,” a memorial pageant for the Jews murdered up to that point by the Nazis, was held in Madison Square Garden on March 9 and 10, 1943.

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ByANDREW SILOW-CARROLL / JTA

MARCH 14, 2022 01:50

Is ‘never again’ now? The Ukraine war ignites a recurring debate -opinion

In some ways the debate is semantic. ”Never Again” is a phrase popularized by a Jewish militant, adopted by mainstream Jewish groups and eventually absorbed into the global vocabulary.

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Is ‘never again’ now? The Ukraine war ignites a recurring debate -opinion

In some ways the debate is semantic. ”Never Again” is a phrase popularized by a Jewish militant, adopted by mainstream Jewish groups and eventually absorbed into the global vocabulary.

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