It was Ellie Wiesel who warned us that to forget the Holocaust as the darkest moment in world history would be “akin to killing the victims a second time.”



An attempt is underway in our culture to “universalize” the Holocaust –ignoring the uniquely Jewish connection.



American education has insidiously merged the event with broader events—brushing over the details. The Holocaust was not the only genocide in history—the Armenians, the Rwandans, the Cambodians, and many other people groups—all were victims of genocide. Unique to the understanding of the Jewish Holocaust—and vital to its understanding—is that it represented the first time in world history that an attempt was made to wipe out an entire people group on a global basis. Hitler was not planning to merely exterminate the Jews of Germany—but to find a “final solution” for the Jews of the world.



In this week’s podcast, join Laurie and her guest, Dr. Sandra Alfonsi, as they discuss “Holocaust Revisionism” and blatant “Jew-hatred” being used in the attempt to re-write history in today’s education. Dr. Alfonsi is a world-recognized expert voice on curriculum review and K-12 resource materials. She is aligned with PJTN as a valued staff advisor. Dr. Alfonsi makes her home in Jerusalem.