Defamatory to associate Romney with Sikh temple?

By Brad A. Greenberg
Published on February 6, 2012

Behind the Scenes

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on October 26, 2000

Every Jew in Los Angeles cheered when Holocaust denier David Irving lost his libel suit against author and historian Deborah Lipstadt this year. But the actual proceedings against the former UCLA professor remained shrouded in mystery (cameras aren't allowed inside British courts).

Talking With Lipstadt

Published on April 20, 2000

Before the verdict was handed down by Justice Charles Gray on April 11, Deborah Lipstadt says she had no doubt that "We would win." She just did not expect that he would render his decision "in such a still, small, level voice," almost without inflection. And therefore with such forcefulness and emphasis.

Will Truth Prevail?

By Douglas Davis
Published on March 23, 2000

Emerging from the Royal Courts of Justice here on the evening of March 15 was like leaving a musty 17th-century ecclesiastical battle for the fresh air of the 21st century.

Trial’s End

By Douglas Davis
Published on March 16, 2000

David Irving told the High Court in London this week that some of the world's largest Jewish organizations are involved in an international conspiracy against him.

Flawed Logic

By Douglas Davis
Published on February 3, 2000

A Holocaust revisionist who is suing a U.S. historian for libel has dismissed eyewitness accounts, drawings and photographs of Auschwitz gas chambers that showed vents in the roof through which lethal gases were introduced.