Yehuda Bauer
Yehuda Bauer is the world’s leading Shoah scholar. He is professor of Holocaust Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Preserving historical integrity: a call to avoid politicising the Holocaust
We are academics concerned over a growing tendency to ignore fundamental tenets of scholarship in order to attack Israel
Poland’s new Holocaust law is an act of collusion
Despite the joint declaration with Israel, historians and artists are no longer protected, says Yehuda Bauer
The Polish Holocaust law's makers are not defending their country
Yehuda Bauer examines the historical discrepancies in the new law
Two groups of Jews and Israelis have helped cast a veil over relations with Poland
But the fact remains that some Poles, themselves victims, could also be and indeed were perpetrators
The problem with the Polish legislation
Poland is misrepresenting the reality
The myth of Jewish power
Beyond Balfour: Where did Western leaders get the notion that Jewry wields global influence?
We're fighting Radicals, not Muslims
Yehuda Bauer says that Western politicians don't understand the enemy they face in the war on terror
The Israeli government can be seen as radically anti-Zionist
The aim of Zionism aim is the establishment, development, and growth of a state in which Jews are a solid majority and the non-Jewish minority has equal rights
Trump flirting with triumph and disaster
None of the major players have any interest in the Israel-Palestine conflict continuing. Only Iran profits from it.
A hopeless fight by the very young
The Warsaw ghetto uprising should not be used by politicians when discussing contemporary events, argues Yehuda Bauer
Yehuda Bauer: Jews will suffer as the world gets less liberal
Antisemitism thrives solely in monotheistic societies, and is driven by the fact that Jews have a culture, religion and customs that is distinct those of their neighbours
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