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Brian ClamanThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
I have spent much of my professional life assessing risk. One of the first principles of risk management is that warning signs should not be ignored...
This is not a typical Holocaust memoir. Taken. Numbered. Survived. tells my mother’s story, but it also does something more. It brings together her...
The Legacy We Carry: Growing Up in the Shadow of Auschwitz People often think the Holocaust ended in 1945, when the camps were liberated, the killing...
The Question That Has Returned Since October 7, many Jews have found themselves asking a question that once belonged mostly to family history,...
A troubling investigation The news emerging from Toronto should concern every Canadian. What began as a shooting investigation involving the US...
A Good Man Is Dead. Are We Taking Hate and Extremism Seriously Enough? An opinion piece — the way I see the situation. The death of Toronto Police...
Early Recognition Is Not Prophecy It does not mean knowing the future. It does not mean treating every warning sign as proof that catastrophe is...
From the Boardroom to the Oval Office: When Instability Becomes a Governing Style Donald Trump has always sold himself as a builder, a negotiator, and...
The Question Many Jews Never Expected to Ask Again When people think about the Holocaust, they often imagine the danger must have been obvious from...
The Question Behind the Book When I wrote When Is It Too Late?: Holocaust Lessons on Risk, Decision Making, and the Failure to Act, I was not only...
What I’ve Learned Researching My Mother’s Holocaust Journey I wrote Taken. Numbered. Survived. because I needed to understand what had happened...
Why Survivor Testimony Still Matters On June 2, 1944, my mother arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau in a cattle car from Hungary. Within minutes, she was...
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