NEVER AGAIN IS NOW Podcast

Joanne Nihom is a Jewish journalist and author who emigrated from the Netherlands to Israel in 2005. Her book  "Over Grenzen" -- Beyond Borders -- was published in the Netherlands and is now being translated into English. In her book she describes her own journey of developing friendly relationships with Arab people in Israel. The book includes her interviews with Arabs and Jews who succeeded in doing the same, sometimes spontaneously, sometimes in projects.

Akiva van Koningsveld lives in Israel and is editor at HonestReporting.com -- an organization that monitors the media’s coverage of Israel and then exposes and responds to inaccuracies and bias about Israel or Jews. When he still lived in the Netherlands, he was policy officer at The Center for Information and Documentation Israel, the Netherlands' leading organization in combating antisemitism and spreading awareness of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Mark Weitzman is Chief Operating Officer for the World Jewish Restitution Organization, where he plays a leading role in the organization’s advocacy and negotiations efforts to recover Jewish properties in Europe in pursuit of a measure of justice for Holocaust survivors, their families, and Jewish communities.

He is a member of the official U.S. delegation to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), where he chaired the Committee on Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial and is the past chair of the Working Group on Holocaust Museums and Memorials.  He is also the vice president of the Association of Holocaust Organizations.

Born in New York and resident in Munich, Terry Swartzberg is a leader in the commemoration of the victims of the Holocaust and the head of the Munich chapter of the Stolpersteine. Terry is also chair of Zikaron Holocaust Commemoration, the 501(c)(3) set up to enable Americans to support his commemoration work -- holocaustcommemoration.com

Danielle Greyman is a U.K. resident who, as a Leeds University senior, experienced blatant antisemitism targeting her academic work. There is now a lawsuit against Leeds University for this antisemitic occurrence

Rt. Hon Joan Ryan is the executive director of ELNET UK -- https://elnetwork.uk/ -- a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening relations between Europe and Israel based on shared democratic values and strategic interests. She was the UK Member of Parliament for Enfield North for 18 years. She resigned from the Labour Party in February 2019 citing the antisemitism crisis overwhelming the party under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. In June 2019 she was appointed as the honorary president of Labour Friends of Israel, having been the organization’s chair since 2015.

Randy Fried is a Jewish communal professional and advocate for Holocaust education based in Los Angeles. He is the Director of Philanthropic Engagement & Communication at Tzedek America, an organization that seeks to strengthen Jewish identity. Randy is also active in the World Jewish Congress and is a senior educator for the Los Angeles teen delegation to the March of the Living.

Robert Williams, PhD, is Deputy Director for International Affairs at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. and a U.S. delegate to the 35-nation International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, for which he has chaired the committee on antisemitism and Holocaust denial, as well as several high-priority projects. He is a frequent speaker on genocide, antisemitism and the Holocaust.

Jonah Schwartz is from Framingham, Massachusetts, and graduated from Gann Academy, a Jewish day school, in 2020. In high school Jonah was a fellow with the Holocaust Legacy Foundation. Through this fellowship he traveled to Berlin and Poland, visiting concentration camps and other Holocaust sites. He is currently a rising junior at Dickinson College, where he is double majoring in environmental studies and political science. He is involved in Jewish life on campus and is on the board of Hillel as the Tikkun Olam chair.

Dr. Felix Klein is the Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight Against Antisemitism. After studying law, Dr. Klein trained for the diplomatic service with the German Federal Foreign Office. Before he started in his current position, he served in the Federal Foreign Office as Special Representative for Relations with Jewish Organizations and Issues Relating to Antisemitism.