An urban boutique near Cairo decorated with a swastika raises uncomfortable questions about whether the Nazi dictator is a hero or villain in the Arab world.

The Tel Aviv-Krakow route would cater to visitors of the former death camp near the southern Polish city.

In a variation on the controversial exhibit at Berlin's Jewish Museum, the soferim at Israel's ancient fortress site engage visitors with a vibrant tradition passed on through an ancient craft - the writing of our Torah.

Allegations concern an anonymous letter sent to Frankfurt office that identified five cases in which restitution was approved for ineligible claimants.

Attila Petrovszki's agent assured event organizers the fighter was no longer an active neo-Nazi, but his appearance was reportedly canceled due to 'media pressure.'

Polish officials honor Irena Sendler, a Polish woman credited with saving 2,500 Jewish children from the Holocaust.

Shmuel Zygielbojm gave up his own life as a symbol of frustration at the Allies' inaction in the face of the slaughter of the Jews.

Semen Domnister, the former Claims Conference employee who was charged with leading a fraud scheme at the Holocaust restitution organization, faces up to 20 years behind bars.

After opening-night outcry, Tannhauser is pulled from Dusseldorf opera stage; the Holocaust-related parts prompted several in the audience on Saturday to seek medical attention, spokeswoman for the opera house says.

Ricardo Pacifici refuses to pay fees of convicted war criminal, who is bankrupt, after winning case against him, but Italian law requires 'all parties involved' to foot bill if losing party cannot pay.