Holocaust
Surviving the Holocaust in Libya, Starting Over in Israel
Whenever we talk about my grandmother in my family, someone always says, “A stranger will not understand this.”
Reflections on Illness, Separation, and “BallinStadt,” My Family’s Ellis Island
The former emigration station in Hamburg has special meaning for me because both of my grandfathers departed for Colombia from there in the 1930s.
75 years After Auschwitz, Greek Survivor Continues to Inspire
Reflecting on the liberation of Auschwitz, a young Greek Jew takes up the torch of memory.
Taking My “Suitcase” Throughout the South
A performer reflects on his time in Southern Jewish communities
The Violins Of Hope: A Unique Jewish Story In A Musical Southern Place
A live soundtrack of sorrow and survival
Funny, You Don’t Look German
A German Colombian Jew dedicates his life to building an inclusive (Jewish) world.
After 69 Years, an Old New Paradigm is Needed
During the Holocaust we died in vain. We had no homeland and no state.
Why We Need to Change the Yom Hashoah Narrative
Up until relatively recently, Yom Hashoah was a day of atrocity and victimization at the hands of history.
Why American Jews Should Stop Observing Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Memorial Day
An interesting thing happened two weeks ago.When President Trump issued his executive order banning refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries, ...
Would You Resist?
I am a rabbi. I am 46 years old. I am also the granddaughter and grand-niece of Germans who were ...