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In today’s democratic Europe, there's no risk of a Holocaust. Comparisons to Kristallnacht are apt.
I first met Mandela in Geneva in 1990 as part of a delegation of American Jewish leaders.
The trial was a shock to American Jews, as was Frank's lynching two years later.
Worried about a nuclear Iran? Do you think such a development would not only threaten Israel's existence but would intimidate the Arab countries of the Gulf, put the radical Islamist regime in position to threaten the West, and lead to unmanageable nuclear proliferation? Have no fear! Kenneth N. Waltz, the highly respected professor of international relations at Columbia University, argues in a recent article of Foreign Affairs magazine that "Iran Should Get the Bomb."
There was a time when no one living in Israel needed a reminder of what was at stake when the Jewish state was created in 1948 in the aftermath of World War II and the Nazi Holocaust.
