Tikvah Oradea

22/10/2025

Whenever you see this red inverted triangle 🔻 used alongside “Free Palestine” posts, remember what it truly represents.

This symbol was not created by activists.
It was part of the N**i classification system in concentration camps. Every color and shape identified a human being — stripped of their name, dignity, and life — by how the N**is decided to categorize them.

🔺 The red triangle marked political prisoners.
🔻 The yellow Star of David marked Jews.
🔻 Overlapping triangles formed symbols used to target entire groups for extermination.

So when modern movements adopt these same visuals while calling for the destruction of Israel — and targeting Jews around the world — the historical echo is chilling.

Today, the phrase “anti-Zionist” is often used as a polite disguise for what, in truth, is antisemitism. “Zionist” has become the new code word for “Jew.”

The “Free Palestine” movement is not about coexistence or peace when its slogans call for a world without Israel, when its protests target Jewish schools, synagogues, and businesses far from any war zone.

It’s the same hatred, recycled — just wearing different clothes.

Never forget what these symbols meant then, and what they mean now.
History is warning us — again.

21/10/2025

Industriaşul Izsó Diamant (1886 – 1945 ), fondatorul uzinei “Industria Sârmei” Câmpia –Turzii...remarcabil publicist, unul dintre cei mai cunoscuți colecționari de artă din Transilvania în perioada interbelică. După mutarea sa la Cluj, în anul 1920, Izsó Diamant a devenit o perso...

19/10/2025

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17/10/2025

16/10/2025

A fost acum peste 20 de ani ( sau chiar 30) si la Oradea, atunci nu l-am intalnit dar am facut-o la Viena, la o conferinta AHO ( Association of Holocaust Organizations in care, pe atunci cel putin, Asociatia Tikvah era singurul membru din Romania). Dar uite ce fac, nu Tikvah am vrut sa scot in evidenta, m-am luat cu amintirile cm ar veni, ci sa va supun atentiei articolul din New York Times (linkul in postarea de mai jos) despre Edward Serotta.

Edward Serotta, Founding Director of Centropa, has spent the past 40 years in Central Europe. He began in 1985 as a writer, photographer and filmmaker and then founded and led Centropa for the past 25 years. Now that Centropa has such a great team running things, Ed is stepping down as director and will be going back to writing, photographing and filmmaking. Here’s a profile that Steven Erlanger, chief diplomatic correspondent of the New York Times, wrote about Ed: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/15/world/europe/edward-serotta-centropa-holocaust-testimonies.html