By the end of World War II, a quarter of a million members of Europe’s Jewish population were left homeless, unable to return to the towns and cities from which they had been forced to flee. Their homes, livelihoods, and
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Hajo Meyer was a German born Dutch Holocaust survivor, who at the age of 79 became a political anti-Israel activist. Born in 1924 Meyer was sent to the Netherlands in 1939 when he was 14 years old by his parents,
Hajo Meyer the Holocaust survivor whose memory is abused by antisemites Read More »
In 1347 twelve ships, carrying dead and dying crews, arrived in the Sicilian port of Messina introducing the Black Death to Europe. Over the next five years it would claim the lives of over a third of the European population.
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A photograph captured at a rally in Tel Aviv on April 19, 2016, organised to support an Israeli soldier charged with manslaughter for shooting a wounded Palestinian assailant, has recently gained considerable attention on social media. The image features an
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