Prof. Robert S. Kellner

Israel's ballot box and the enemy at the gate

Israelis must realize they are a nation under siege. While they are bitterly divided over who should lead, the enemy primes its weapons and waits. Opinion.

For June 6th, D-Day:

D-Day and the dark legacy of Hermann Göring

They stormed the beaches and saved the world. The roughly 160,000 Allied troops who landed in Nazi-occupied France on June 6, 1944, not only successfully executed the largest air, land and sea invasion in history, they did so amid daunting obstacles, terrible bloodshed and stakes that couldn’t have been higher.

V-E Day 2026:

They won the war but could the Allies have saved the Jews?

For us in 2026, faced with a resurgence of antisemitism and innocent Jews once again being targeted-- by fanatical Muslims and deluded leftists-the lesson of V-E Day must remind us that neutrality in the face of antisemitism is a form of complicity. Opinion.

Int'l Holocaust Remembrance Day

Anne Frank's despair and the spectre of another Holocaust

"They are taking people away, and there is nothing we can do about it," wrote the 14-year-old girl in her diary in April 1944. “I wish I could do something to stop it, but all I can do is cry and pray." Is that where the rise of antisemitism is leading us? Opinion.

George Santayana:

"Only the dead have seen the end of war."

What good was remembering the past if you did not act upon its lessons? Santayana wrote. And we realize that the potential for a modern version of Kristallnacht exists wherever there is unchallenged hatred and a willingness to let it go unchecked. Opinion.

The Chen Zhi Crypto Fraud: A blow to antisemitic myths

The Chen Zhi scandal shows that Jews are far from causing the worldwide financial corruption and scams they are accused of masterminding. Opinion.

The world should be saying:

Why didn't they do this sooner?

Israel Defense Forces have successfully targeted leaders of terrorist groups--and never more so than these past two years when Israel eliminated the entire leaderships of Hezbollah and Hamas and most recently the Houthis. Good work! Opinion.

History repeats itself:

"It's up to us, the French"

In September 1938, French Prime Minister Edouard Daladier, along with the UK Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain sacrificed Czechoslovakia to appease Adolf Hitler, evil dictator of Germany. How did that work out, Mr. Macron? Opinion.

In place of talk comes action

Although he has put off his decision on active US intervention, one thing is for certain, Donald Trump will not let himself be proclaimed the Neville Chamberlain of our century. Opinion.

D-Day, June 6, 1944:

Waiting for D-Day: The general and the justice inspector

Read the diary entry on June 6, 1944 by a brave German justice inspector who hated Hitler and resisted the misinformation and antisemitism of Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, And then see what he wrote in 1941 about the German people and the Jews.

The American Daniel (aka Donald) in a lions' den

Trump is trying to tame the lions in their dens, but If the smiles of Middle Eastern dictators prove deceitful, the good cheer and largesse he spread will devolve into “massive maximum pressure” that paralyzes their economies. Opinion.

The awakening of Judge Bischoff

During the Nazi era, the minds and souls of highly-educated people, including judges, were corrupted by the ancient prejudice of antisemitism. It is startling to see it happen again today, to see judges whose warped decisions cloak terrorists from justice. Opinon.

A love that survived bombs and rubble

Adolf Hitler spurned the kisses and flowers of France’s La Saint Valentin and vowed to make his people “tough as leather and hard as steel." Pauline and Friedrich Kellner gave out British leaflets instead. Op-ed.

An 'unholy alliance' confronts the Jews on Int'l Holocaust Day

The grandparents of today’s jihadists collaborated with Adolf Hitler, who promised them a “Final Solution” of the “Jewish question.” Now Atheist Russia and jihadist Islam have created an unholy alliance of totalitarian fanatics with the same goal. Opinion.

The Western Allies will not survive another Munich 1938

In Munich, they abandoned an ally to a totalitarian dictator - and lived to regret it. Op-ed.

Mr. Salomon's dream

He impoverished himself to help George Washington fight the Revolutionary War. How ironic that the statue of him and America's first president is a short walk from the shameful antisemitic protests outside the DNC.

Israel, targeted killings and a Japanese admiral

Why are obviously cruel people, those who openly incriminate themselves with blatant, lethal threats against others, not put away in some fashion before their threats become fait accompli? Opinion.

She never lost sight of the truth

Pauline Kellner, wife of a German justice inspector, never fell for the spell Hitler cast on German women. She would be appalled to see 'useful idiot' college women marching for Hamas. Op-ed.

FDR and Biden: Too little, too late to save the Jews

Since signing on with Roosevelt, America's Jews have acted like battered wives, crawling back to their abuser after every beating. And both FDR and Biden fit that category. Op-ed.

The uphill battle

Yad Vashem has an uphill battle, in its chairman's words, to fight antisemitism. But it should have begun the climb 30 years ago. Op-ed.

Will we avoid a Holocaust?

The big question looming on this International Holocaust Remembrance Day concerns the future, not the past. Opinion.

@TWITTERGOEBBELS

Obscene echoes of the antisemitism of Hitler and Goebbels is a cautionary tale for a twittering world rife with anonymous bullies. Op-ed.

Partners in plunder, looting the Jews of Europe

Cementing their relationship with the Nazis, the Swiss blocked desperate Jews from refuge and profited from their misery. For VE Day.Op-ed.