She is a woman with a tremendous high moral norm, but I would not be able to do the same.

I belong to an organization called "Generation After" -- both my parents, z"l, were concentration camp survivors. A while ago, an organization of children and grandchildren of convicted Nazis -- many of whom were executed by the Allies -- wanted to meet with us. I walked out in complete disgust. All they did was whine about how when people find out who they are, they are treated unfavorably, and how they are discriminated against, and how it's so burdensome that they don't have a father, or a mother, or a grandfather, or a grandmother. One giant pity party. Enough to make anyone hurl.

And the next chapter in the Jew-Gentile reality melodrama: Arik Sharon's grandchild adopted by a survivor of Sabra and Shatila massacre. Why not?

murders. Even if she is deranged from her suffering and wishes to forgive the monsters personally, she is still guilty of causing others to suffer and die if she has power, but the assumption is she is insane from suffering. Classic Stockholm syndrome.

crimes committed by humans against humans can be forgiven only by the victim herself. no one can forgive the perpetrator of a crime except the victim. crimes committed against g-d can be forgiven only by g-d. eva mozes can forgive the nazis in her name only. their sins are not washed away since their crimes were committed against the entire jewish people and against the most holy one.

Not for me to judge her, but I think Zachor v'Timcheh would be a better course of action.

Dear Cain, I do not think she forgives the Nazis for the crimes against other people. As I read it, she only forgives the Nazis for their crimes against herself.