Book Reviews

This book is written by two historians, one a Pole, Dariusz Libionka, and the other an Israeli, Laurence Weinbaum. Dr. Libionka is the director of the Majdanek State Museum Research Department and chief editor of the journal, Zagłada Żydów. Studia…

The study of antisemitism has taken many turns and twists over the years. The goal remains: understanding where this hatred emanates from and how it continues to cascade throughout the generations. While the scholarship has differed on exact definitions, the…

The ongoing debate concerning America’s response to the Holocaust—and, more precisely, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s (FDR’s) record with regard to the Jews of Europe from 1933 to 1945—is passionate and highly contentious. It is largely characterized by two opposing and…

Several years ago, Bar-Ilan University held a symposium on religion and the media. As a newspaper reporter, I was curious as to what the panelists might have to say about the moral issues which a journalist occasionally has to face.…

Lela Gilbert is a free-lance writer, journalist, and editor who has authored or co-authored more than sixty published books and many more articles. An evangelical Christian from southern California, Gilbert has a special interest in the persecution of Christians world-wide,…

Since the turn of the new millennium, academia has responded to the global resurgence of anti-Semitism with several notable scholarly efforts, but the sum of this work has thus far not been sufficient to the task at hand.  Some fine…