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Ernst Nolte and the Memory of the Shoah

October 1, 2002 | Prof. Sergio Itzhak Minerbi

Nolte’s path is haphazard and contradictory in an effort to en-joy both worlds: to avoid being seen as a negationist of the Shoah while allowing himself to make a series of outrageous and prepos-terous points regarding the Shoah. His trajectory and tactics are revealed extensively as is the array of claims he makes. Nolte equates Zionism to Nazism and envisages a future recognition of Hitler as the originator of the State of Israel.

Europe’s Bias: From the Holocaust’s Aftermath to Today’s Anti-Semitism – Part I

October 1, 2002 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

An intensified defamation campaign against Israel and world Jewry has been taking place during the last two years. Various European governments and media play an important role in it. The moral aspects of post-war European attitudes toward the Jews have as yet been poorly analyzed. Their study within an in-tegrated framework is becoming an urgent Jewish public affairs issue. As so little field research has been done much can be learned by looking at a mosaic of vignettes of individual countries.

Historians Receiving Gifts and the Historiography of the Holocaust

October 1, 2002 | Dr. Robert Kaplan

As a considerable number of non-German historians of the Holocaust have received funding from German sources, the ques-tion arises as to whether such funding should be considered akin to gifts to judges from those they judge. A survey of Holocaust historians in Israel was conducted. None of the historians who received German funding expressed the belief that such aid had affected his or her work. Yet the clear differences in the discus-sion of the subject by those historians who had received Ger

Durban’s Troubling Legacy One Year Later: Twisting the Cause of International Human Rights Against the Jewish People

August 20, 2002 | Irwin Cotler

The Destruction of the Temple Mount Antiquities

August 1, 2002 | Mark Ami-El

Europe’s Moral Attitudes toward the Holocaust in Light of the Current Defamation of Israel

April 1, 2002 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Terrorism and Racism: The Aftermath of Durban

December 16, 2001 | Prof. Anne Bayefsky

Journalistic License: Professional Standards in the Print Media’s Coverage of Israel

August 15, 2001 | Jeffrey Helmreich

Anti-Semitism Revived: The Impact of the Intifada on Muslim Immigrant Groups in Western Democracies

June 1, 2001 | Raphael Israeli

Jewish Life in Ukraine at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century: Part Two

April 15, 2001 | Dr. Betsy Gidwitz

Jewish Life in Ukraine at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century: Part One

April 1, 2001 | Dr. Betsy Gidwitz

Failure of Perception and Self-Deception: Israel’s Quest for Peace in the Context of Related Historical Cases

March 15, 2001 | Joel Fishman

“The Poor in Your Own City Shall Have Precedence”: A Neo-Zionist Critique of the Katzir-Qaadan Decision

January 1, 2001 | Prof. Gerald M. Steinberg

The “Hamburg System” – A Tolerant Application to a Troublesome Resolution

October 30, 2000 | Miriam Gillis Carlebach

The Holocaust and the Rise of Israel: A Reassessment Reassessed

April 30, 2000 | Abraham Edelheit