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Sara Cohen lived eight months. Her father never held her. Her mother carried her to Auschwitz. This is what we remember. Sara was born on May 13, 1943, in Groningen, Netherlands. A healthy baby girl, six pounds, four ounces, with dark eyes. Her mother, Carolina, had already lost two children, and now she had a newborn to care for. But her husband, Joseph, had been taken a month before, deported to a concentration camp without ever having met his daughter. Carolina brought Sara home to J.C. Kapteynlaan 7b, a house in Groningen, where she lived with her two older children. Alone, she fought to keep them alive in a Nazi-occupied world. For eight months, Carolina did what mothers do—she cared for her children, fed Sara, changed her, and likely sang to her. But she knew, deep down, the knock on the door would come. And it did, in February 1944. The family was taken to Westerbork, a transit camp in northeastern Netherlands. Thousands of Dutch Jews passed through it on their way to the extermination camps of Poland. At Westerbork, they lived in crowded barracks, waiting. Every Tuesday, a train would leave for the east, filled with people who knew their fate, but not the details. Carolina and her children, Sara now eight months old, were put on one of those trains. The journey to Auschwitz lasted three days, spent in sealed cattle cars. No food, no water, no sanitation. People stood pressed together, old and young alike, enduring the agony of travel before reaching the camp. When the train stopped, the doors opened, and SS officers separated the arrivals into two lines: those who could work and those who could not. Carolina, holding Sara, with her two toddlers beside her, was sent to the left. There was no selection for her. Mothers with babies were immediately sent to the gas chambers. Babies couldn’t work. Children couldn’t work. Carolina and her children had no chance to survive. Sara Cohen was murdered in Auschwitz at just eight months old. Her mother, Carolina, was murdered beside her, along with her two siblings. Her father, Joseph, who never got to meet his daughter, was murdered in another camp. The entire family was erased from existence, their names lost to history. Sara Cohen’s name lives on, though—remembered in documents, in a birth certificate, a deportation record, a line in the Auschwitz death registry. She is remembered because we refuse to forget. Sara would be 82 today. She might have had children, a career, a life full of experiences. Instead, she lived eight months. Her father never held her. Her mother carried her to Auschwitz. And we carry her memory now. Zichrona livracha. May her memory be a blessing.

Matin will soon be laid to rest in Italy. His lifeless body could not reach the soil of his beloved Iran or find its way back into the warm embrace of his grieving family for one last goodbye. Matin Khademi, a promising Iranian student of legal studies in Italy, tragically took his own life, crushed under the weight of grief and despair after witnessing the horrific January massacre of Iranians. The regime’s brutal crackdown and the horrifying images of slaughtered compatriots left him so broken that he could no longer endure the pain. #IranMassacre #IranWar2026

I can breathe more easily now with the arrival of the British-based group Feminists Against Antisemitism. They are so principled, so fair, so sharp, and so dedicated. They’ve been a long time coming, but now they are here. So is Eve Barlow, another very gifted writer on the subject--as are Zoe Strimpel and Nicole Lampert. Many of these wondrous women are half my age or at least twenty years younger than I am. (That’s you, the divine Susan McDonnell.) No, I’m not ready to stop writing--but I am ready to pass the torch and to be of service to the torchbearers. While I cannot predict the future, once I finish my new book, The Complete and Utter Palestininianization of American Feminism, I cannot promise to rest easy, but at least I know that others are here who have begun to take up the work, including Kara Jesella, whose forthcoming book was edited by my colleague David Hirsh; alas, both have, as yet, not shown me the book or the manuscript. I would gladly have endorsed it. Here is the latest piece just out from Feminists Against Antisemitism. Everyone: A Zissen Pesach, as they used to say back in my childhood home of Borough Park, Brooklyn. Maybe this time Eliyahu will come to all our doors and usher in the Redemption. Suffering Jews and suffering humanity certainly need it. Read more: phyllischesler.substack.com/p/breathing-ea…

Polanski is finished. He’s the traitor within. No amount of appeasement can deter the antisemite. He’ll learn the hard way.

@TJBERKO18 @AVFCOfficial In the defence of @AVFCOfficial, the driving force behind it all was all other parties with the club awkwardly in the middle of the whole mess. The local MP and his Turkey Teeth Tosser mate and the local Dibble are most to blame plus other actors.

@AVFCOfficial @StarrSpanPort Seriously?? Is that an April’s fool post ?? Did u see how u treated Isrealis fans ?

Happy Passover to all those celebrating around the world 💜

@larterlia1957 @LFC @BeckerRio55526 Literally immediately: (How the fuck I was following this tossbag IDK but an instant block for that as with them all)

@LFC @BeckerRio55526 Cue all the left wing antisemites 3, 2, 1 and ….

Chag Kasher V'sameach! We would like to send our best wishes to everyone in the Jewish community as Passover begins. #RedTogether

🇫🇷 UEFA demonstrated its hypocrisy by not issuing any fines to the Paris SG ultras for showing a giant “Free Palestine” tifo in the Champions League vs Atlético Madrid, featuring an Islamist terr*rist, the Dome of the Rock, blood-stained Palestinian and Lebanese flags, and a Palestine map (the letter “I”) negating Israeli statehood. Whereas UEFA had no hesitation when it came to issuing a €17,500 fine to LOSC Lille for displaying a patriotic banner featuring Joan of Arc with the phrase “French never die”. ⚽🏆

Chris Nineham is the son of a professor of theology and warden of Keble College. He went to the private Westminster School. Ben Jamal is the son of a Church of England Vicar.

This is not an April Fools message. Increasingly in hock to the far-left and Islamists, Britain’s foreign policy has become the theatre of the absurd. It is a “pleasure to welcome” this man. The full Buckingham Palace, Downing Street and Parliament treatment. But if the Prime Minister of Israel set foot in the UK, he would be arrested. And if the President of the United States turned up, there would be mass protests, it would be unsafe for him to stand where this photo was taken and the Mayor of London would doubtless rail against him. But for Abu Mohammad al-Julani, quiet streets, red carpets and gentle media coverage.

On 1st April 1933, the Nazis announced their boycott of Jewish businesses and professionals. Sturmabteilung, or SA, officers stood outside Jewish-owned businesses, intimidating them, and signs were posted that read, “The Jews are our misfortune” and “Don’t buy from Jews.” The Nazi government encouraged Germans to shame non-Jews who continued to patronise Jewish businesses. While the boycott lasted only a few days, it marked the beginning of the systematic targeting and discrimination of Jews in Nazi Germany.

The ‘anti-death penalty’ pro-Pals last night set up a shrine to Ayatollah Khamenei. He oversaw the executions of thousands including for ‘crimes’ of blasphemy, adultery and social media posts. Don’t believe these people’s selective outrage. They are not honest.

My friend who is also studying the Holocaust Masters has set up a Go fund me for his photographic project in Israel. He is telling the story of everyday Israelis through photographs to challenge the narratives gofundme.com/f/a-photograph…

It’s clearly come as a distinct shock to @ChrisNineham & @BenJamalpsc that they’re expected to observe the law, just like everyone else. An even greater shock, one suspects, is that the law protects ordinary Jews from the people they lead. Spoiled children need lessons like that.

Mohammad Peyrosar was a son, husband, brother, mountaineer, and rock climber in Tabriz. A beloved human being whose loved ones are now shattered because the Islamic Republic murdered him for demanding freedom. They don't just kill protesters. They are turning Iran into a graveyard of stars. We remember his name and legacy 🥀

On January 8 and 9, 2026, the Iranian regime carried out one of the deadliest massacres in modern history, KILLING TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PROTESTERS IN JUST TWO DAYS. This was an unprecedented slaughter to crush calls for freedom. Bodies overwhelmed hospitals and morgues. The internet was shut down to hide the scale. Families faced extortion or harassment to stay silent. If this so-called new Islamic Regime survives and stays in power, it will continue its brutal repression: More KILLINGS, ARRESTS, TORTURE, and EXECUTIONS of its own people. #January8_9 #RezaPahlavi‌ForIran

San Mamés, estadio del @AthleticClub 🔴Bandera de la República Islámica de Irán. 🔴Bandera de Hezbolá. 🔴Imagen del dictador libio Gaddafi. 🔴Bandera houti con el lema "malditos judíos". La misma grada donde se canta cada día de partido "Españoles, hijos de puta", "arriba, arriba con la Goma-2", y se jalea a la banda terrorista ETA, también va con todo a favor del yihadismo y el antisemitismo.

⚠️ ⚠️ The Islamic regime is preparing to execute them - they have been transferred to an unknown location. Ali Fahim Amirhossein Hatami Mohammad Amin Biglari Abolfazl Salehi Siavashani Shahin Vahedparast Kolour

SHOT IN THE HIP BY IRGC IN STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM Her name was Asra Tavousi-Nia. She was 14 years old. She was a gifted student from Sonqor, West Iran. On January 7, Islamic regime forces (IRGC) shot her with live ammunition during the protests. She was hit in the hip by the bullets, causing multiple internal injuries. With the IRGC working with the local hospitals, it was reported by Hengaw that she likely died because of medical neglict in the hospital. In the hospital little child was treated like an enemy. Disregarded. Disposable. After two weeks of agony and coma in the hospital, she died on January 24, 2026. May we never forget the Iranian struggle for freedom

The Sheffield Jew Hunt was back in Meersbrook tonight. About 25 of them. Joined by Jon Cowley “Watermelon Hat man” who has still not been arrested for assault on @LightninLex We went to tell them to get their fascism off the streets. It is the first day of Pesach as they knocked on doors to disseminate anti-Semitic literature and to find “lack of support” i.e. Jews (or their supporters) and record their addresses. It is sinister and it is wrong and @syptweet told me they had made the decision to allow it to proceed.