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YouTube muss Kanal der »Achse des Guten« wiederherstellen - DPA

Henryk M. Broder siegt vor Gericht YouTube muss Kanal der »Achse des Guten« wiederherstellen

Ein YouTube-Kanal des neurechten Blogs wurde im Dezember wegen »medizinischer Fehlinformationen« gelöscht. Laut einstweiliger Verfügung muss die Google-Tochter den Vorgang nun rückgängig machen.

What's So Bad About Parallel Societies? - Kathy Willens/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Germany's Integration Blinkers What's So Bad About Parallel Societies?

Chancellor Angela Merkel says that multiculturalism has been an utter failure in Germany. And many would argue that parallel societies must be avoided at all costs. But is it really such a bad thing when immigrant groups prefer to be among themselves? Von Henryk M. Broder

From Pariah to Guest of Honor in Five Short Years - ODD ANDERSEN/ AP

Journey of a Muhammad Caricaturist From Pariah to Guest of Honor in Five Short Years

Chancellor Merkel was on hand on Wednesday night to honor Muhammad caricaturist Kurt Westergaard for his contributions to free speech rights. Yet just a few short years ago, he was a pariah in the West for having offended Islam. What happened? Von Henryk M. Broder

Ditching Principles for Diplomacy - ddp

Westerwelle's Moral Hara-Kari Ditching Principles for Diplomacy

German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle is openly gay and likes his partner to accompany him on foreign trips. However, he now says that he will travel alone to countries where homosexuality is an offense. He wants to promote tolerance, but not "imprudently." That's a disgrace. A Commentary by Henryk M. Broder.

Holocaust Survivor Becomes YouTube Star - YouTube

'Dancing Auschwitz' Holocaust Survivor Becomes YouTube Star

Holocaust survivor Adam Kohn has become an unlikely YouTube star with a video in which he dances in Auschwitz to Gloria Gaynor's disco classic "I Will Survive." But not everybody finds the testimony to survival in good taste. Von Henryk M. Broder

Ban TV from the Holy Land! - SAIF DAHLAH/ AFP

Middle East Debate Ban TV from the Holy Land!

Are Germans allowed to criticize Israel? Spiegel reporters Erich Follath and Henryk M. Broder debated this question in a recently published exchange of letters. The dialogue continues here in the first of two letters addressing the Middle East conflict.

Westergaard's Life Sentence Muhammad Cartoonist Defiant After Attack

Four years ago, Kurt Westergaard triggered a bitter clash of cultures with his cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad. On New Year's Day, a young Muslim from Somalia tried to kill him with a knife and an ax. Despite having to live under constant protection, the Danish cartoonist refuses to give up. Von Henryk M. Broder

The West Is Choked by Fear - Anonymous/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

After Attack on Danish Cartoonist The West Is Choked by Fear

The attack on illustrator Kurt Westergaard wasn't the first attempt to carry out a deadly fatwa. When Muslims tried to murder Salman Rushdie 20 years ago, the protests among intellectuals were loud. Today, though, Western writers and thinkers would rather take cover than defend basic rights. Von Henryk M. Broder

Are Germans Allowed to Criticize Israel? - SEBASTIAN SCHEINER/ AP

A Great Debate Are Germans Allowed to Criticize Israel?

Germany's relationship with Israel has never been easy. How much criticism from Germany is allowed? And at what point does it become anti-Semitic? SPIEGEL reporters Erich Follath and Henryk M. Broder conducted a heated debate on this thorny German issue in the following exchange of e-mails.

Activists Use Tools of Capitalism to Fight Darfur Genocide - Nasser Nasser/ AP

Stopping Investment in Sudan Activists Use Tools of Capitalism to Fight Darfur Genocide

The non-profit organization Investors Against Genocide is trying to dissuade Americans from investing in companies that help fund the genocide in Darfur. But, as a recent shareholder meeting showed, not everyone wants to put principle before profit. Von Henryk M. Broder

'This Cursed Freedom' In Memoir, Egyptian Recalls Shift from Radicalism to Mainstream in Germany

In a new memoir Hamed Abdel-Samad, a German-Egyptian, documents a personal odyssey that began in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and ended with a job as an academic for an Institute for Jewish History and Culture in Munich. The scholar knows the Koran by heart and German beers, too. Von Henryk M. Broder

Teaching Danes to Not Judge A Book By Its Cover - CLAUDE PARIS/ AP

Copenhagen's Living Library Teaching Danes to Not Judge A Book By Its Cover

A Danish initiative to discourage prejudice has had a global impact. The Living Library, in Copenhagen, allows "readers" to borrow "human books." Among the titles at the biggest such library to date: tales of an ex-stripper, a refugee who lived in a shipping container and a policeman working the city's roughest beat. Von Henryk M. Broder

European Voters Know What They Don't Want - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Opinion European Voters Know What They Don't Want

Was it a swing to the right -- or just a return to reality? The result of the EU elections is not some terrible portent of doom. Instead, it is evidence that voters reward populists like Geert Wilders, who are not afraid to address issues that other parties don't want to touch. Von Henryk M. Broder

Obama's Mission Impossible - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Middle East Peace Obama's Mission Impossible

Obama isn't distancing himself from Israel, nor is he making advances towards the Palestinians. He wants to force both sides to get off the hamster wheel and take some real steps forward. Von Henryk M. Broder

Hurray! We Lost! - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Gaza War Analysis Hurray! We Lost!

Israel's war in Gaza is a military victory. But with 1,300 dead and thousands wounded, it is also moral defeat. The painful lesson: Israel can only defeat itself. Hamas leader Ismail Haniya only had to hide to emerge as the winner. Von Henryk M. Broder

The Eye of the Storm - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Tel Aviv, Israel's Metropolis The Eye of the Storm

War is raging in Gaza, people are fighting and dying. Only 30 minutes away by car in Tel Aviv, you could be forgiven for thinking nothing was happening in the Middle East. Von Henryk M. Broder

The Poisoned Congratulations of German Know-It-Alls - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Israel's 60th Anniversary The Poisoned Congratulations of German Know-It-Alls

Israel's right to exist is questioned on a daily basis -- not just by radical Palestinians, but also by prominent intellectuals. As the country celebrates its 60th anniversary, they are sending their case against Israel in messages disguised as birthday greetings. But their supposed concern about the Middle East is really just a cloak for their own guilt complexes. Von Henryk M. Broder

German Charity Helps Turkish Women Escape Forced Marriages - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Fleeing 'Life in Hell' German Charity Helps Turkish Women Escape Forced Marriages

The German charity Hatun and Can, set up in memory of "honor killing" victim Hatun Sürücü, helps Turkish women who are in danger of becoming victims of violence. Two women who fled forced marriages tell their stories. Von Henryk M. Broder

Geert Wilders Is No Right-Wing Populist - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Opinion Geert Wilders Is No Right-Wing Populist

Dutch politician Geert Wilders may be many things, but he is not the right-wing populist he is accused of being. What the debate over his film "Fitna" reveals most clearly is the West's cowardice toward Islam. Von Henryk M. Broder

How a Film Triggered a Global Panic - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Mission Accomplished for Dutch Populist How a Film Triggered a Global Panic

It is the kind of stunt that has many fearing the worst: Dutch right-wing populist Geert Wilders plans to release a film about Islam. Politicians worldwide are already trying to stop the project, before a single scene has been shown. Critics fear the film could lead to bloodshed in many countries. Von Henryk M. Broder

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