Tom Gross
Tom Gross is a former Mideast correspondent for the Sunday Telegraph, and a contributor to The Guardian and other papers.
We must not forget the Soviet dissidents
Many were Jewish and some, like Victor Fainberg, were locked up in psychiatric prisons and tortured for years
The Shoah robbed us of so much creative talent — and the last of those who survived are now leaving us
The Hungarian survivor and renowned violinist Bela Dekany died aged 94, a loss to us all
Alan Dershowitz: 'Prince Andrew should not have paid Virginia off'
The retired Harvard law professor speaks out for the first time since Giuffre lawsuit dropped
Felix Kolmer, Terezin and Auschwitz survivor, dies age 100
Kolmer, former President of the International Auschwitz (survivors) Committee, said reaching age 100 was his way of defying the Nazis
Fifty years ago today, a massacre in Israel exposed the appalling state of airport security
26 people were murdered at Lod airport by Japanese terrorists
The children of Bullenhuser Damm
On Yom Hashoah, we should also remember the Holocaust that took place beyond the death camps
When it comes to Israel, the internet can correct fake news, not just spread it
Tom Gross argues social media can correct as well as deceive
Does Corbyn know who wrote this about Jerusalem?
The Labour leader appears neither to know nor care about the history of Jerusalem
The Jews driven out of homes in Arab lands
The removal of the Jews from the Arab world has been all but ignored, says Tom Gross
George Weidenfeld: A marvellous conversationalist who befriended them all
Tom Gross remembers a mentor and friend
The big myth: that he caused the Second Intifada
‘Assad has no atomic bomb: thank Israel’
Finally, good press for Israelis
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