Kristallnacht
Cantor brings Jewish music lost in Kristallnacht back to Germany - interview
Assaf Levitin told The Jerusalem Post that his work is intended to be comprehensive. "I do not want to only bring one or two pieces back in the repertoire and say 'never again.'"
Maryland man pleads guilty for mailing violent antisemitic threats to 25 Jewish sites
Benjamin Netanyahu rejects request by Norway's Jonas Støre to visit Israel
50 years since UN resolution, the world proves anti-Zionism is actually racism - opinion
Are we committed to ensuring a Jewish future in Europe; and if so, how?
Today, with just 1.3 million Jewish inhabitants, it is home to less than 10% compared to 1939 when it was home to 60% of the global Jewish population.
Dutch Protestant Church apologizes to Israel for role in Holocaust
Dutch Protestant Church spokesman Peter de-Boer said “unfortunately, Christian theology contributed much to the antisemitic discourse that led to the events of the Holocaust.”
CNN's Christiane Amanpour compares Trump-era to Kristallnacht
“After four years of a modern-day assault on those same values by Donald Trump, the Biden/Harris team pledges a return to norms, including the truth,” she said.
The real lesson of Kristallnacht was the world's lack of reaction
Remarks by the World Jewish Congress president at the WJC Theodor Herzl Award Virtual Gala
Rabbis, politicians, imam commemorate Kristallnacht in Malmö
“It is not only glass that is broken, it is the heart.”
Schneier: World leaders’ silence after Kristallnacht a ‘shameful monument'
In Bahrain, which is participating in global Kristallnacht commemoration, ‘a tolerant society is very much part of the social fabric,’ says rabbi.
Rivlin commemorates Kristallnacht with Austrian, German presidents
"Even dealing with the new virus, which demands solidarity and collaboration, has not managed to obliterate the old plague, the plague of antisemitism," President Rivlin said.
Commemorate Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass - WATCH LIVE
Leaders share messages against antisemitism, hatred and intolerance.
European synagogues keep on lights to mark 1938 Kristallnacht pogroms
On Nov. 9, 1938, Nazis in Germany and Austria unleashed pogroms that killed dozens and wounded thousands following the assassination of a German diplomat by a Jewish gunman.
'Never Again' rings hollow in 2020
In the 21st century, people are still being murdered, synagogues and Jewish shops are being attacked, and graves in Jewish cemeteries are being defaced.
