antisemitism

80 years since the Nuremberg trials, it is necessary to recall the precedent that was set in international justice at the close of WWII

Despite the mythology that has surrounded the Nuremberg trials, the truth is that many were all too happy to let numerous Nazis escape Europe and to then offer them protection

A new documentary confronts Leni Riefenstahl’s lifelong denial of complicity in Nazi crimes, revealing how artistic brilliance and moral blindness can coexist—and why forgetting history invites its return.

The US Federal Government has long utilized an indirect approach to dissociate itself from institutions that promote or allow offensive speech, as with racism and antisemitism. 

President Trump’s new administration has an historic opportunity to resolve the conflicts plaguing the Near East while combatting antisemitism domestically

The Israeli leader is faced with the test of a lifetime, one that may determine the future of his nation

Jamaal Bowman’s Democratic primary loss illustrates the electoral limitations of far-left politics in America

Responsibility for the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza ultimately lies with Hamas, not Israel

Ideology has a way of making people unreasonable, but Israel-haters on college campuses take this tendency to an extreme