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Post-Traumatic Growth And A Unique Friendship: Don Barnard And I
Documentary will show the post-Holocaust miracle in Israel as an inspiration to the Indigenous people of Canada
September 16, 2020
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The Need To Educate: A Refresher Course On Jew-Hatred
Now more than ever, we are responsible for Remembrance, Education, and Diligence
August 9, 2020
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The 200-year-old, $50,000 Cello In The Closet
The instrument, smuggled out of Soviet Hungary in 1949 by owner clinging onto the underside of a train, being restored for a public performance in Toronto
August 2, 2020
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A Crash Course in Jewish Survival
As the sages wrote, to save one life is like saving the whole world
August 2, 2020
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Betraying Jewish History By Watering Down The Holocaust
Memorials are increasingly being used to promote a self-congratulatory and sometimes self-exculpatory image of the country that erects them.
July 25, 2020
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Don’t Accept The Myth Of ‘Jewish Privilege’
Jews reclaimed a hashtag by writing about anti-Semitism. The problem is how extremists seek to shame them into silence or acquiescence to radical schemes.
July 19, 2020
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Are Jews Obligated To Support Reparations For African-Americans?
Momentum for the idea is growing. But the Holocaust analogy undermines a proposal that could do much harm without fixing what’s wrong with America.
July 15, 2020
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Supreme Court Expected To Rule On Whether To Hear Case Of Nazi-Stolen Art
The collection, worth around $224.45 million, consists of medieval church relics and was owned by the House of Guelph in 1671 until it was sold to a group of art dealers in 1929.
June 4, 2020
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Living in Isolation: Insights and Inspiration from Survivors of Genocide
Campaign shares messages of ‘experts in resilience’
June 3, 2020