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Judging the Netherlands: The Renewed Holocaust Restitution Process, 1997-2000

2011 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Reports of the commissions of inquiry revealed information about monies that had belonged to murdered Jews and were in the possession of the Dutch government, insurance companies, banks, and exchange brokers.

Muslim-Jewish Interaction in the Netherlands

October 21, 2007 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

The immigration of a large number of Muslims into the Netherlands over the past four decades has led to major challenges for the Dutch Jewish community. These include, for instance, increased verbal and physical violence against Jews and the Jewish community, the need for greater security measures, impacts on the teaching of the Holocaust in Dutch schools, and changed attitudes of the authorities and third parties toward needs of the Jewish community.

Christian-Jewish Relations in the Netherlands

July 15, 2007 | Tzvi Marx

The establishment of the state of Israel—and not the Jewish suffering during the Shoah—has catalyzed in the Netherlands a serious rethinking of the relationship of Christianity to Judaism. The theology that Christians had replaced Jews as the “new” Israel was belied by the reempowered Jewish polity in the Land.

Confronting Israeli Realities with Dutch Ones

September 26, 2006 | Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Israel, The European Commission, Europe, and the Netherlands

September 22, 2006 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Radical Islam in The Netherlands: A Case Study of a Failed European Policy

January 2, 2005 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Norway: The Courage of a Small Jewish Community; Holocaust Restitution and Anti-Semitism

July 1, 2003 | Bjarte Bruland, Irene Levin

Jewish War Claims in The Netherlands: A Case Study

March 1, 2000 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld