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July 6, 2016

The Accomplishment for Which Elie Wiesel Most Wanted to Be Remembered

Giving a voice to the living and the dead.

Elie Wiesel, who died last Saturday, was best known for his efforts to ensure that the Holocaust would not be forgotten. But even more, writes Natan Sharansky, he wanted to be remembered for fighting on behalf of Soviet Jewry:

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July 6, 2016

  1. Putting an End to Subsidies for Terrorists

    A new Israeli policy.

  2. What Entebbe Gave the Jews

    No longer alone.

  3. The Accomplishment for Which Elie Wiesel Most Wanted to Be Remembered

    Giving a voice to the living and the dead.

  4. Anti-Semitism Is on the Upswing, But Neither the ADL Nor the President Will Say Why

    Blind to the obvious.

  5. The Galician Jew Who Became a Foremost Theorist of Islamism

    Leopold Weiss/Muhammad Asad.