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  • What we talk about when we talk about Anne Frank hiding from ICE

    Anne Frank’s story — as told in her famed diary — is about many things: Persecution of Jews, the horrors of fascism, the perseverance of the human spirit. But one of the main messages that many have taken from her life and death is this: It is wrong for children to be forced into hiding…


  • 81 Years After the Holocaust, Antisemitism Pervasive in Germany, Poland

    A demonstration in Schwerin, Germany under the slogan “All together to protect democracy”, with a banner reading “Against Nazis”. They want to demonstrate against new borders in Europe and protest against cooperation with right-wing extremists. Photo: Bernd Wüstneck/dpa via Reuters Connect. Eighty-one years after the Holocaust, antisemitism remains rampant in the heart of the former…


  • Minnesota, Rabbi Tarfon and the language of horror

    I sat up when Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota described a “coalition of the horrified” that formed in response to this past weekend’s appalling shooting of a protester on a Minneapolis street — the second shooting of an American citizen there by ICE “Coalition of the horrified?” I thought. “That’s a great phrase. And it…


  • San Diego Group Apologizes for Disinviting Rabbi From MLK Jr. Event Over ‘Safety Concerns,’ Pro-Israel Stance

    The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, DC. Photo: Reuters / Allison Shelley. Organizers of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day event in San Diego, California, have apologized for disinviting a rabbi from speaking due to his stance on the Israel-Hamas war and “safety concerns.” Alliance San Diego made the apology in a released…


  • Jessica Tisch affixes a mezuzah to her NYPD office on International Holocaust Remembrance Day

    Jessica Tisch, New York City’s Jewish police commissioner, on Tuesday affixed a mezuzah to the front doorframe of her office at One Police Plaza, a NYPD spokesperson told the Forward. The brief ceremony took place on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. A mezuzah, a small scroll containing the Shema and V’ahavta in a decorative case, traditionally marks…


  • Pope Leo Says Catholic Church ‘Unwavering’ in Its Opposition to ‘Every Form of Antisemitism’

    Pope Leo XIV holds a Jubilee audience on the occasion of the Jubilee of Sport, at St. Peter’s Basilica, at the Vatican June 14, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Yara Nardi Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day with a statement reaffirming the Catholic Church’s “unwavering” opposition to antisemitism. “On Holocaust Remembrance Day, I would…


  • Tim Walz: Get Anne Frank’s Name Out of Your Mouth

    Former US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz hold a campaign event in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US, Aug. 7, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Kevin Mohatt Many Holocaust survivors I’ve interviewed have said it pains them when people compare anyone to Hitler and the Gestapo, or compare things…


  • Soccer Clubs Around the World Mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day With Commemorative Events

    FC Bayern and Munich FC Augsburg holding a poster to commemorate the Holocaust #WeRemember campaign. Photo: IMAGO/MIS via Reuters Connect Soccer clubs around the world commemorated International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Tuesday by pledging to honor victims of Nazi persecution through campaigns, memorial events, and other gestures to show the importance of remembering the atrocities…


  • So many Jews stars in this comedy, so few chances for them to shine

    So many Jews stars in this comedy, so few chances for them to shine

    At the heart of Fantasy Life, which marks Matthew Shear’s directorial debut, is a sweet relationship between dropout law student Sam (Shear) and mother-of-three Dianne (Amanda Peet). Sam is — as the movie clunkily establishes — a clumsy mess with some mental health issues; she is a former child actor who, at 51, feels washed…


  • On Holocaust Remembrance Day, warning signs of our contemporary society crumbling

    The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and beloved member of the community in Minneapolis, is not an isolated event. It is an illustration of how our society risks drifting into patterns of dehumanization — patterns that have paved the way, historically, for some of the worst horrors human beings have ever…


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