On October 16, 1943, during the raid of the Roman Ghetto, the Nazi SS, with the help of the fascists, deported over a thousand Jews, including men, women, and children, to Auschwitz, marking one of the most tragic pages of Italian history. #Shoah #Memoria #Roma (translated)
Igor Levit wrote that on the third anniversary of what he called the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, there were calls in Berlin referring to October 7 as a holiday and the only day of justice. For three years, politicians have been telling him that Jewish life in Germany must be safe, Levit wrote, adding that one should save such statements. #Gerechtigkeit #JüdischesLeben #Berlin (translated)
"I only speak for myself: the fight against anti-Semitism, I say this for political, historical reasons, my family is deeply connected to Vladimir Jankélévitch who wrote the most beautiful book one can write about the imprescriptible and the Shoah; through my wife [the violinist Anne Grav. Accused by a question that 'charged the PS with being anti-Jewish,' reports Mediapart, Manuel Valls responds vigorously: 'I only speak for myself: the fight against anti-Semitism, I say this for political, historical reasons, my family is deeply connected to Vladimir Jankélévitch who wrote the most beautiful book one can write about the imprescriptible and the Shoah; through my wife [the violinist Anne Grav." #JordanBardella #RassemblementNational #AlainSoral (translated)
Ahmad Mansour wrote that Berlin shows a loss of the social compass. Three years after October 7, which he described as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, only a few hundred people had gathered at Bebelplatz – in a city with nearly four million residents. He reminded that books were burned there in 1933. Mansour criticized that the promise of "Never again" had become a ritual while the memory fades. At the same time, there are negotiations to bring people to power who have made Berlin unsafe for Jews, he wrote, calling this indifference. A society measures itself by who stands alongside Jews on such an evening – and who is missing, he added. #7Oktober #NieWieder #Gedenken #Berlin (translated)
"On that day, Hamas perpetrated the worst anti-Semitic massacre since the Holocaust, in which 51 French nationals lost their lives." French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced that he would be in Israel on Wednesday for the commemorations. #Israël #Hamas #commémorations (translated)
Amine El-Khatmi accused his interlocutor of poorly phrasing a sentence referencing the three years that have passed since the worst anti-Jewish pogrom since the Holocaust, and told him he should be ashamed. #Histoire #Antisémitisme #Mémoire (translated)
"All political groups to regain decency" #RimaHassan #ParlementEuropéen #7Octobre2023 (translated)
The author presented Giulio Terzi as the protagonist of an alarm about the challenge for the freedom of the West. He described October 7, 2023, as the bloodiest and most painful pogrom suffered by the Jewish people since the end of World War II and the Holocaust, and mentioned the Chapter Room of the Cloister. https://t.co/F0QTjtKRS4 #Libertà #Occidente #Memoria #IT #IL #FR #DE #US #JP #PL (translated)
The author wrote that October 7 three years earlier had been the darkest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. According to the author, terror aimed at further destabilizing the Middle East had cost twelve hundred people their lives. The author stated that the terrorists made no distinctions and killed young people. #JoodsHerinnering #Terreur #MiddenOosten #IL #PS (translated)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Portugal noted that three years have passed since what it classified as the most serious anti-Semitic terrorist massacre since the Shoah. It stated that October 7 should not be forgotten and advocated that anti-Semitism should always be condemned and fought against. It also said that Portugal remembers all the victims, including the Portuguese, and expresses solidarity with the families and the Israeli people. #Antissemitismo #Memória #Solidariedade (translated)
Linda Teuteberg wrote that the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, was the bloodiest attack on Jews since the Holocaust. Commemorating anniversaries does not replace the commitment to the safety of living Jews, she stated. No one has the right to any form of hatred against Jews. #GegenJedenAntisemitismus #StandWithIsrael #Antisemitismus #Israel #Sicherheit (translated)
Aurélien Duchêne wrote that, three years earlier, members of Hamas whom he referred to as terrorists had committed the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. He also blamed them for the deaths of countless Palestinian civilians, whom he described as human shields, as well as the destruction of Gaza during the war they had initiated. https://t.co/7AL5KCPXBa #Hamas #Gaza #ConflitIsraéloPalestinien (translated)
The author wrote that Hamas committed the largest mass murder of Jews since the Holocaust three years ago today. He remembered the victims of October 7th and stated that one must not look away when Jews are persecuted, threatened, or attacked. He also wrote that anti-Semitism has no place. #Antisemitismus #NieWieder #Gedenken #IL #DE (translated)
Jean-Noël Barrot wrote that he was in Israel to pay tribute to the victims of October 7. He attributed what he described as the worst anti-Semitic massacre since the Holocaust to Hamas, during which, according to him, 51 French nationals lost their lives. He added that their faces and names would never be forgotten. #Israël #Mémoire #Antisémitisme (translated)
In his analysis, Robert Hirsch emphasizes that the recent debates within the social-democratic primary have highlighted a concerning injunction within the left, consisting of labeling Israeli actions in Gaza as "genocide," while raising concerns about the trivialization of the historical memory of the Holocaust. #Gaza #Génocide #Antisémitisme (translated)
In Bergerac, elected officials from the National Rally oppose the naming of a school in honor of Irène Sapir, a Holocaust survivor who became a communist elected official. #browserissues #networkproblems #adblockers (translated)
The elected officials of the National Rally in Bergerac voted against the proposal to name a school after Irène Sapir, a Holocaust survivor, due to her Communist commitments. #Shoah #Antisémitisme #Éducation (translated)
In Bergerac, elected officials from the National Rally voted against naming a school after Irène Sapir, a Holocaust survivor, citing her later commitment as a communist activist. #RassemblementNational #antisémitisme #Éducation (translated)
Press reports indicated that RN elected officials in Bergerac opposed the choice of Irène Sapir, a Holocaust survivor, to name a school. At 89 years old, she reacted by stating that her two "flaws" were being communist and Jewish, according to Sud Ouest - Ici. https://t.co/eSU40aFrFo #Shoah #Bergerac #Éducation (translated)
