Munich attack 1972
Munich: The massacre the world must never forget - opinion
Munich remain a warning about what happens when hatred becomes an ideology, terrorism becomes a political weapon, and the murder of innocent people is rationalized in the name of a cause.
Italian author Erri De Luca: ‘I am prepared to lose everything’ for backing Israel
Violent assault on Jewish student in Berlin not antisemitic in motive, appeals court rules
'Band of Spies: A look at the Munich massacre aftermath - TV time
The hypocrisy of the 'Friends of the Jewish State'
Proclaiming friendship with Israel is easy, but how much is this friendship worth, when these very “friends” turn a blind eye to Holocaust denial and terror advocacy?
ESPN film focuses on Holocaust and Munich Olympics survivor Shaul Ladany
Shaul Ladany, 86, survived a Nazi bombing of his family’s house when he was a child, the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and the 1972 Munich Olympics terror attack.
My Word: What’s happened to Winnie-the-Pooh and the world
The Frake-Waterfield version could be called (or spelled) Winnie-the-S**t. The bear who is always “rumbly” in his “tumbly,” is causing a very different type of stomach ache.
Commemorating the Munich massacre on TV
Well-known Israeli author Yossi Melman co-wrote the movie, Munich 1972: Of Games and Blood, showing on Yes VOD and StingTV.
Letters to the Editor September 7, 2022: Like a cult
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Lapid warns Israel is prepared to stop Iran if threats continue
Iran is behind “radical forces sowing terror, grief and devastation and seeking to menace everyone in the world,” said Herzog.
Germany takes responsibility for failure to protect Israelis in 1972 Munich massacre
"Those who remember the dark and endless hours of that bitter September carry in their hearts the same scar and the same moments which they followed with excruciating media reports." - Isaac Herzog
Germany asks for forgiveness 50 years after Olympics Munich Massacre
Germany should shoulder its share of responsibilities for the attack, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said.
The Munich Massacre also killed our faith in the postwar order - opinion
Seeing sport as an apolitical forum for excellence, Olympics fanatics hoped that nationalists would get their jollies by going for the gold rather than invading their neighbors.
Munich Massacre is ghastly reminder of worst side of mixing sports and politics - editorial
Fifty years on, it is important not only to acknowledge the Munich Massacre, but to learn from it.
