Dr. Inna Rogatchi

Anne Frank's birthday is in June:

The trace of Anne Frank’s smile, eighty years on

World famous artist M.C. Escher kept the smile of Anna Frank's face very close to him in his working study for the rest of his life, Story album.

The worst of times:

A time of tolerated Crimes Against Humanity

There is no ‘two-sides to the story’ excuse for baby murders. Period. The moral depravity of the world today - and this in the countries which are largely accepted as civilised ones - is unparalleled. Opinion.

Red Cross? Who's that?

No change in attitude towards Jews since the appalling way the Red Cross acted during the Holocaust. And it is not alone. The eyes of the decimated faces of our hostages scream it at the world. Opinion.

History's hardcore evidence in two photographs

We are living in a highly schizophrenic frenzy: reality has become a bad dream, bad dreams have materialised, and what we knew and believed as the norm and as good is a distant mirage. Opinion.

What happens after Europe Pogrom 2024?

A Kristallnacht wind blew in from Amsterdam in November 2024.

A guide for TV interview watchers: Racism and entertainment

Racism in the royal palace? Great publicity, but perhaps the Sussexes should look in the mirror first. Op-ed.

A duet of loving kindness - the beauty of a Jewish family

The pandemic has changed the way we celebrate the Jewish passages in life, but the family unit has kept the joy intact. Photo Essay/ Opinion

The Inner Dimension - Rabbi Yitzhak Ginsburgh's Parasha Thoughts

Rav Yitzhak, the shinng luminary of Jewish Renaissance,

Rain that becomes a forest: Elegy for Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

In a week the shiva will end but the hole in our hearts will not heal. In memoriam and in gratitude for a great man of our times.

Art and Thought series:

Yom Kippur dialogues

A time of dialogue with oneself, Rabbis, writings, friends, and that ultimate dialogue with the Creator which is the essence of Yom Kippur.

Arutz Sheva Art and Thought Series

Art Series: Memories and future - then and now in the new year

Remembrance is an essential part of humanity, a lifeline, literally, for those who are gone and those who are living and remember.

Enriching the landscape of Jewish memory

About a book which is a joy. Concise, vivid, well-written, antithetical to banality, it portrays events and people penetratingly Op-ed.

Listen to violinist Alma Rose, forced to lead the Auschwitz orchestra

The view from a cattle car

Reflections as Hanukkah draws to an end

Open-ended drama: The search into the Kafka legacy

Terrorists do not have human rights

Art video for Rosh Hashana

Art as revelation: The soulful Torah journey of Yoram and Meira Raanan

A philanthropist's arrogance: “My Israel is dead”

Arrivals, Departures: Holocaust victims as artists

The Polish Amendment is a change in tactics, not policy

Elie Wiesel: A yahrzeit cloud and portrait of love

Over-reacting and under-reacting: The Portman vs. the Konstanz Case

How Poland once spoke about the Shoah

Poland's official anti-Semitism

Polish complicity in distorting the truth

Photo-Essay: 'Compassion has no nationality'

The song of our souls

Elie Wiesel, my man for all seasons: First yahrzeit

Video Art Essay for Jerusalem Day

Hate crime in Ukraine? You must be kidding

The macabre court case in France: In defense of George Bensoussan

Poetry in lights: A Hanukkah photo essay

The trap of travesty: The Shoah as show business

Calling arson just that - arson

A look from overseas at America and its people

The power of light: New art and light video for Rosh Hashanah

The stones of Moletai: A lesson on the Shoah in Lithuania

Russia and Raoul Wallenberg: Unfinished business

Morning in Kiryat Arba, night in the world

Harry Wu, human rights fighter: A giant among men

For the name and the place: Reflecting the Holocaust

It's Jihad, Europe!

The Wall and its People - a Shabbat story

The Luxury of Conscience is Too Expensive for the EU

Ukrainian Neo-Nazism: the European Parliament and Summer Camps

Old Hate in the New Ukraine: Neo-Nazification in Progress

What About Those Jews? Ukranian Neo-Nazism and Culture Offensive

Laughing at the Holocaust in Estonia:Tale of a Travesty

Operation SOS: Jewish Life in the Eastern Ukraine

The Hate-Wave All Over the Islamicized West

Miracles in the Midst of Grief

BBC, CNN and "Kidnapping"

Jerusalem, My Stones

The Future of Europe

Tea With Neo-Nazis: The Violent Nationalism in Ukraine