Elie Wiesel
Amplifying Elie Wiesel’s moral voice: We cannot be silent onlookers
We cannot accept injustice and the suffering of others as any kind of norm.
New US Postal Service stamp honors Holocaust survivor and humanitarian Elie Wiesel
Marion Wiesel, Holocaust survivor, humanitarian, translator, wife of Elie Wiesel, dies at 94
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Hungary's Viktor Orbán is not antisemitic - opinion
It was an Orbán government that established the Memorial Day for the Hungarian Victims of the Holocaust and founded the Holocaust Museum.
Children of the Holocaust: The last remnant - opinion
Elie Wiesel's death in July 2016 is the beginning of the end of the eyewitnesses to the horrors of the Holocaust
My father Elie Wiesel would have been ashamed of Beijing Olympics
Most of the world didn’t seem to know, or care, that the host country is hosting a pageant of “peace and friendship” while simultaneously terrorizing its Uyghur minority.
Elie Wiesel's son criticizes Chinese government for human rights abuses
Elisha Wiesel gave this speech in light of the upcoming 2022 Beijing Olympics and asked if the UN, under its obligation of the Genocide Convention, will investigate the situation in Xinjiang.
BU's Elie Wiesel Center mocks the Holocaust - opinion
Associating Wiesel’s name with a lying anti-Zionist is like giving Donald Trump a Martin Luther King bridge-building award.
Elie Wiesel’s son: It's time for Jews to speak up for themselves
"Once again, too many of us have shamefully become the Jews of Silence. We have spoken up for every cause but our own."
Elie Wiesel, and the Holocaust in Jewish Literature
The Holocaust as part of the life stories of ‘wise men.’
Netanyahu, Clinton, Clooney celebrated Elie Wiesel's wife 90th birthday
To honor her living legacy and visionary work alongside her husbands, a virtual event was organized by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity and the WIZO.
A long-lost Elie Wiesel poem - A serendipitous literary finding
After his initial discovery of the long-lost poem, Mechael Pomeranz “contacted the Wiesel family agent with my ideas to highlight the poem.
Elie Wiesel and Israeli writers
Despite knowing almost all the top authors in the world, the Nobel laureate’s greatest preference was for the Hebrew ones
