by Rafael Medoff Although American presidents do not enjoy being criticized, they usually have a
Author: Rafael Medoff
When Jewish Children Were the Ones Being Separated
by Rafael Medoff This isn’t the first time that the separation of children from their
A Morgenthau Who Taught About U.S. & Genocide
by Rafael Medoff Henry Morgenthau, Sr. served as a U.S. ambassador and the man who
Blaming Israel for Saving Lives
by Rafael Medoff Even in a world where Israel is routinely blamed for a remarkable
First Ladies, Bullying, and the Jews
by Rafael Medoff Pundits have made much of the fact that First Lady Melania Trump
“It Can Be Done”: The Escape of Denmark’s Jews
by Rafael Medoff As the final minutes of Rosh Hashana ticked away, thirteen year-old Leo
The Day the Rabbis Marched (75th anniversary)
by Rafael Medoff In an era that has seen more than 400,000 people take part
How the U.S. Holocaust Museum’s Calendar Distorts the Holocaust
by Rafael Medoff The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has just published a 2019 calendar
Will American Universities Apologize for Nazi Ties?
by Rafael Medoff Later this month, the heads of Italy’s universities intend to issue a
Eisenhower, the Rebbe, and the Bombs That Weren’t Dropped
by Rafael Medoff It is sometimes assumed that public criticism of the Allies’ failure to