Editorial: Ofra Bloch talks about intergenerational trauma
Our family Kabbalat Shabbat tradition includes candle lighting, of course, and then wishing everyone “Shabbat Shalom.” I add, “May the ...
Tag: Germany
Here’s the Jewish angle on MSPIFF
AJW Staff Report The much-anticipated Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF) is underway, running through April 20, with more ...
Hungary, the Jews and the ‘Viktator’
After Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party won Hungary’s 2014 parliamentary elections, they erected a “Memorial to the Victims of ...
Trump withdraws U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal
President Donald Trump announces his decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal, on Tuesday in the Diplomatic Reception Room at ...
The ‘Queen Social Bee of Knollwood’
Paula Rubin, who survived Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, and was a successful businesswoman in St. Paul, died at 92 By ERIN ...
Germany’s silence after the Shoah
In Germany, more than a dozen years after the end of World War II, the citizenry remained ignorant of the ...
Editorial: Preventing the spread of nuclear weapons
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has caused a stir with his revelations that Israel planned to attack Iran on ...
A handstand on Berlin Holocaust memorial?
Dave Driskell, an Indonesian CrossFit coach, provoked ire from social media after posting a photo of himself at Berlin’s Memorial ...
At Berlin's Maccabi Games, past is ever-present
Germans and visitors alike reflect on the past, but look towards the future with hope and vigor By HILLEL KUTLER ...
When law firms wouldn’t hire Jewish lawyers
Facing pervasive anti-Semitism, especially in Minneapolis, Jewish lawyers formed their own law firms By ALLEN I. SAEKS As the American ...
