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לֹא תִרְצָח    Thou Shall Not Murder
(Exodus 20:13)

Life for Jews living in the Pale of Settlement was a weave of family and community; prosperity mingled with poverty; periods of normalcy and the ordinary; grinding persecution, pogrom, fear, degredation, and finally Holocaust. Jews built and contributed, went about their every day, and most put G-d in everything they did. They lived alongside good gentiles and xenophobic gentiles, always sub-citizens of the ruling Christian powers, tragically too often targets of tyrants and marauders. Jewish families and their organizations built vibrant communities and strong merchantile economies. They erected grand structures and proud homes. They contributed to society, proudly wore their country's uniform (that is until WW II), and policed, fought, and sacrificed with their countrymen during brief periods of toleration. They did their best to live as normal people. They were normal people.

But always, they paid a dreadful price to sanctify The Lord in Christian lands.

וַאֲבָרֲכָה מְבָרְכֶיךָ וּמְקַלֶּלְךָ אָאֹר
וְנִבְרְכוּ בְךָ כֹּל מִשְׁפְּחֹת הָאֲדָמָה׃


"I will bless those who bless you,
and I will curse him who curses you.
All of the families of the earth will be blessed in you."
Genesis 12:3


This site attempts to understand and present the daily ordinariness of Jewish communities and family life in the shtetls as well as to document present day antisemitism that still ferments throughout Europe and Russia and to warn about the growing and very real existential threat to Israel from Islam, co-sponsored by traditional anti-semites.

So much is known about the Holocaust and more is to be found. Not as widely documented is what our relatives and their neighbors did when not faced with deprivation and slaughter. How would life have been, what would Europe look like now if its most vulnerable minority had not been brutally annihilated in the Holocaust? The region once called Volhynia in a prior time of Poland, now Ukraine and centered around the small city of Sarny is explored in these pages. More shtetl life from other areas of the Pale will be added through your contributions of materials and links.

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Posted: February 12, 2010
Neo-Nazi arrested of Auschwitz sign theft
AFP
Swedish police have arrested former neo-Nazi leader Anders Hoegstroem over the theft of the "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign from the former Auschwitz death camp, a prosecutor says.

Posted: February 11, 2010
Tonge: Investigate IDF stealing organs in Haiti
Simon Rocker and Martin Bright, TheJC.com
Baroness Tonge, the Liberal peer, said this week that Israel should set up an inquiry to disprove allegations that its medical teams in Haiti “harvested” organs of earthquake victims for use in transplants. Her call has been sharply criticised by fellow LibDems, but party leader Nick Clegg has refused to act against her.

Posted: February 9, 2010
British and American Courts Threaten Jews’ Independence
Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu, IsraelNN.com
Orthodox Jews in Britain and the United States fear that recent court cases are taking away their right to define who is Jewish and will destroy Jewish identity. Despite a recent British ruling against a Jewish school deciding who may enroll, the courts have allowed Muslim “Sharia” courts to act independent of British law.

Posted: February 6, 2010
What motivates anti-Semites?
Daniel Hannan, The Telegraph
Douglas Carswell believes that the very success of the Jewish state irks people: as Israel made the transition in Lefties’ minds from anti-colonial underdog to regional superpower, it lost their sympathy. Maybe. Then again, there has been a tinge of jealousy in anti-Semitism from the earliest times

Posted: February 5, 2010
Record number of anti-Semitic attacks in Britain
The Telegraph
More than 924 reports of bigoted violence and abuse were received last year by the Jewish Community Security Trust (CST). The charity, which monitors anti-Semitism in Britain, said the figures marked the worst year since records began in 1984.

Posted: February 5, 2010
Depressing Report on Antisemitism
Brett, Harry's Place
Today the Community Security Trust released its report on antisemitism in 2009. It is the most depressing report ever, with levels of attacks on Jews and and antisemitic harassment – both verbal and physical – at a level not witnessed in this country for generations. Indeed, the 924 cases reported reflect an increase in over 50% from the previous record high in 2006. You can read the executive summary here (PDF) or download the full report here (PDF).

Posted: February 4, 2010
Anti-Semitic acts almost doubled in France in 2009
EJP and AFP
According to the head of the French Jewish community, the rise showed 'the totally unacceptable import into France of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.'

Posted: February 3, 2010
FT sees Israel as main cause of ME problems
Jonny Paul, JPost.com
London based The Financial Times views Israel as the key cause of problems in the Middle East, according to a study published by a London-based media monitoring organization this week. A study published by Just Journalism accuses the international business newspaper’s editorial coverage of ignoring the Iranian threat, downplaying other issues and viewing Israel as primarily responsible for the perpetuation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Posted: February 2, 2010
Confronting Jews who defame Jews
Isi Leibler, JPost.com
The time has come to draw red lines between legitimate criticism and initiatives seeking to demonize Israel.

Posted: February 2, 2010
Berliners fight anti-Semitism among Muslims
Deutsche Welle, DW-World.DE
Anti-Jewish sentiments are thought to be deeply rooted in a fifth of the ethnic German population, and some Muslim residents also hold clearly anti-Semitic views. Berlin activists wants to change that.

Posted: February 1, 2010
In search of a lost world: Poland revives its Jewish past
AFP
Cultural festivals, cemetery restoration programs, school Jewish history classes, national commemorations and burgeoning academic research reclaiming the past. Warsaw secondary school history teacher to pupils: One resident in three in the town where you live, where you were born and go to school, spoke Yiddish. Where's that world gone?

Posted: January 31, 2010
Anglicans Detail Church of Wales' Anti-Jewishness
Hillel Fendel, IsraelNN.com
Anglican Friends of Israel has published an article detailing anti-Israel and anti-Semitic statements and positions taken by the Church in Wales (C-i-W).

Posted: January 31, 2010
Jews Flee Swedish Town in Wake of Anti-Semitism
Avi Yellin, IsraelNN.com
Violent anti-Semitism has become increasingly commonplace in Sweden’s southern city of Malmö, leading many Jewish residents to leave out of fear for their safety. “Threats against Jews have increased steadily in Malmö in recent years and many young Jewish families are choosing to leave the city,” said Fredrik Sieradzki of the Jewish Community of Malmö.

Posted: January 31, 2010
Dutch pro-Palestinian socialite: Jewish lobby plays on Holocaust
Cnaan Liphshiz, Haaretz
"Holland's powerful Jewish lobby is playing on the country's sense of guilt over the Holocaust," a prominent Dutch activist said last week, triggering angry reactions and accusation of anti-Semitism from pro-Israel Dutch Jews. Gretta Duisenberg, the widow of the first president of the European Central Bank and a friend of the Queen of the Netherlands, said in an interview for Islam Online that "the Jewish lobby in Holland, like in the United States, is very strong and powerful, and it is still playing on our guilt feelings although it is 63 years since the Holocaust."

Posted: January 31, 2010
Nazi's daughter helps Shoah survivors
David Regev, ynetnews.com
After learning of father's past as SS officer at age 18, Didi Henke of Germany visits Israel, later moves to Jewish state to dedicate her life to helping Holocaust survivors. Now, some 20 years later, she is honored by Social Affairs Ministry

Posted: January 30, 2010
The Holocaust's untended graves
Andrew Baker, The Washington Post
In countless towns and villages, Jews were rounded up by Nazis and their local collaborators, and then shot one by one. Frequently, they were forced to dig their own graves -- sometimes at the edge of town, sometimes by a Jewish cemetery, sometimes in a nearby forest.

Posted: January 28, 2010
Swedish mayor blasts Zionism
ynetnews.com
Malmo mayor equates Zionism with anti-Semitism, urges Jewish community in city to distance itself from Israeli attacks on Gaza population; Swedish Jew says situation in town getting worse every year.

Posted: January 28, 2010
Really bad anti-semitism in Malmo, Sweden
Elder of Ziyon
Erik Johansson in the comments points to an interview with the mayor of Malmo, Sweden, Ilmar Reepalu, where he says, "We don't accept either Zionism nor antisemitism. They are both extremes that pose them selves above other groups and regard those [groups] as inferior." Read the translated article links in the blog report.

Posted: January 27, 2010
Jewish cemetery in Strasbourg desecrated
Attila Somfalvi, ynetnews.com
A grave expression of anti-Semitism was discovered in Strasbourg, France, Wednesday: Knesset Members Shlomo Molla (Kadima) and Amnon Cohen (Shas), who attended a city ceremony marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day, found that the local Jewish cemetery was desecrated by neo-Nazis, and closed by police. Upon trying to visit the graveyard, which was founded in 1810, the two found 31 of desecrated headstones: "It was a horrible sight, which probably stemmed from the rising anti-Semitism is Europe," Molla told Ynet.

Posted: January 25, 2010
We are still in the shadow of the Holocaust
Michael Gove, Telegraph
This Wednesday we remember the greatest crime ever inflicted by man against his fellow man. Holocaust Memorial Day allows us to reflect on the bleakest chapter in the history of the 20th century. And there is a special urgency in the call to remember this year, of all years - because the shadow of the Holocaust continues to fall over the world today. Mass murder is still deployed as a political tool by tyrants, from Burma to Zimbabwe. Racism is returning to the streets of Europe, from St Petersburg to Antwerp. And, hard though it is to credit after the horrors of the last century, anti-Semitism is creeping back into the corridors of power.

Posted: January 24, 2010
Dachau survivor: In orphanage we became children again
Ahiya Raved , ynetnews.com
Two weeks ago, Ynet published pictures of 52 children who survived Holocaust, taken in monastery near Nazi concentration camp after war. Four of them recognize themselves in photos, in addition to relatives of deceased survivor who were unaware of this chapter in their father's history. These are their stories

Posted: January 24, 2010
Minister Edelstein: Goldstone Report anti-Semitic
Roni Sofer, ynetnews.com
According to Edelstein, "After World War II and the establishment of the State of Israel, anti-Semitism is not directed at Jews but at Israel and the Israelis. The Goldstone Report, the publications in Sweden about organ harvesting and similar reports, are simply a type of anti-Semitism."

Posted: January 24, 2010
European Anti-Semitism Worse Since 2008
Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu and Yoni Kempinski, IsraelNN.com
Anti-Semitism in Western Europe last year was the worst since World War II, according to the Jewish Agency’s arm for fighting attacks and incitement against Jews.

Posted: January 24, 2010
Jews 'had to be periodically massacred'
Thomas Lifson, American Thinker
The former elected leader of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad, spoke openly of Jews this way at an Islamic conference. Australian journalist Andrew Bolt brings us the story, and notes "he expected his views to win support." The former premier also blamed Jews for hindering progress in US foreign policy. Voicing his disappointment that Barack Obama had not yet ended the war in Afghanistan or closed the US terror detention center at Guantanamo, he explained that "there are forces in the United States which prevent the president from doing some things. One of the forces is the Jewish lobby." Jews "had always been a problem in European countries. They had to be confined to ghettoes and periodically massacred. But still they remained, they thrived and they held whole governments to ransom," Mahathir said. "Even after their massacre by the Nazis of Germany, they survived to continue to be a source of even greater problems for the world."

Posted: January 23, 2010
Two Britons and a Greek arrested over synagogue arson in Crete
AFP and EJP
The authorities on the Greek island of Crete have arrested two Britons and a Greek after arson attacks on a synagogue, police said Friday. The 24-year-old Greek confessed, while the Britons, aged 23 and 33, denied any involvement, according to Costas Liotsakis, the island's deputy police chief.

Posted: January 22, 2010
Russian President declines Polish invitation to attend Auschwitz ceremonies
AFP and EJP
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has declined an invitation by Polish President Lech Kaczyński to attend the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz ceremonies on January 27.

Posted: January 21, 2010
Why the British left hates Israel
Douglas Carswell, The JC.Com
A generation ago, the British left was broadly pro-Israel. Perhaps it was the kibbutzim’s utopian blend of Zionism and socialism, or maybe because Israel was seen as the plucky underdog. Either way, the country could count on a fair hearing. Not so today. Israel is now reviled by many on the left. If Britain is, in Israeli Ambassador Ron Prosor’s words, “a hotbed of radical anti-Israel views”, blame must partly rest with those on the political left who have made hostility to the Jewish state acceptable in a way their grandparents would have thought offensive and absurd.

Posted: January 18, 2010
Arsonists Attack Crete Synagogue Second Time in Two Weeks
Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu, IsraelNN.com
Arsonists have attacked the only synagogue on the Greek island of Crete for the second time in less than two weeks, destroying the wooden roof, four computers, tapes of Jewish music and burning holy books. The first attack occurred two weeks ago and destroyed 30 antique Turkish carpets and a large library. The synagogue, named Etz Chaim, underwent a four-year restoration project that was completed in 1999. It had been desecrated following the Nazi regime that decimated the local Jewish community in 1944. The synagogue dates back to the 15th century and was a functioning museum until the arson attacks. A small number of Jews, often joined by Christians and even some Muslims, attended Sabbath and festival prayers there.

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Swastikas drawn on delivery from Lithuania
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