Opinion Exposing Jordan Peterson’s Barrage of Revisionist Falsehoods About Hitler, the Holocaust and Nazism

Jordan Peterson, YouTube psychology guru and right-wing cult figure, talks a lot about Hitler, WWII and Nazism – in lectures riddled with alarming errors, spurious analogies and a strange reluctance to use the word 'Holocaust.' This is why his constant misinformation matters

Jewish Groups Slam Dutch Railway Company Holocaust Reparation for Lack of Consultation

Chair of Operations of the World Jewish Restitution Organizations said 'This is something to be dealt with... in cooperation with representatives of victims'

Opinion The Holocaust Remembrance Alliance Allies to Deny Antisemitism

Remembering Zeev Sternhell, Fighter Against Fascism – Wherever He Found It

The renowned political scientist and Holocaust survivor was a thorn in the side of the far right in both Israel and France, right up to his death. ‘He stepped on a lot of intellectuals’ toes,’ recounts one friend

Former Claims Conference Executive to Assume Top Job at the Organization

A massive embezzlement scheme ran undetected at the organization, which distributes hundreds of millions of dollars a year in restitution payments to Holocaust survivors, between 2000 and 2009

This Writer Brought a Polish War Hero to the World’s Attention – So Why Are Some Poles Still Pissed at Him?

Jack Fairweather spent five years working on his book ‘The Volunteer,’ about a Polish resistance fighter who infiltrated and also broke out of the Nazi death camp. He tells Haaretz what its hero, Witold Pilecki, can teach us today in our own time of disunity and distrust

'Portuguese Schindler' Finally Honored After Saving Thousands From Holocaust. Here's His Story

Aristides de Sousa Mendes saved the lives of an estimated 10,000 Jews in World War II, and his efforts have finally been recognized by the Portuguese government. This is his story, first published by Haaretz in August 2013

Opinion Germany Is Fueling a False History of the Holocaust Across Europe

The well-intentioned determination of German politicians and academics to take exclusive responsibility for the Nazi genocide is now aiding other perpetrators to whitewash their participation

Yad Vashem Chairman Avner Shalev Announces Retirement After 27 Years

Shalev gave no reason for his departure, but it comes as the Israeli Holocaust memorial faces a financial crisis and damage to its reputation over historical inaccuracies

Auschwitz to Reopen to Visitors July 1 With Social Distancing and 'Sanitation Gate'

New regulations include disinfection at the entrance to the museum and new tour route to minimize visitors coming into contact with one another

'Illegitimate' Children of Jews Evicted by Nazis Are German Citizens, Court Rules

Jewish campaigners called the move a 'momentous judgement'

Israel No Longer Leads the World in Holocaust Research, National Academy of Sciences Says

Study cites decline in Israel's basic research on Holocaust, linked to general devaluation of humanities studies

The Polish Police Force Had a Key Role in the Nazi Final Solution, Explosive New Research Shows

One police officer executed an infant before his mother’s eyes, others raped and murdered a young woman in their car. A groundbreaking study portrays for the first time the Polish police's involvement in the Nazis’ annihilation project. Historian Jan Grabowski is at it again

What if Anne Frank Had Survived the War and Moved to Israel?

Carry Ulreich and her observant, Zionist family were successfully hidden by a Catholic family in Rotterdam, with the teenage girl offering a remarkably unfazed account of those traumatic years. Her diary has been recently translated from Dutch

Anne Sinclair Sheds Light on Forgotten Concentration Camp — and Painful Family Story

The coronavirus chaos erupted just when her new book, about her family's part in a notable but unknown Holocaust story came out. But top French TV star and journalist Anne Sinclair is no stranger to tackling setbacks

Auschwitz Visitors to Be Disinfected at ‘Sanitation Gate’ to Help Stem Coronavirus

The new gate was developed especially for the Auschwitz memorial site ahead of its expected reopening: 'We're the first museum in the world to apply this innovative solution'

'Every Cultural Institution Which Isn’t Perceived as 100% ‘pro-Israel’ Is Taking a Serious Risk'

Renowned scholar and curator Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, a recipient of this year's Dan David Prize, talks about the pandemic, the problems of launching shows about the Jewish state – and bagels

The Israeli Police Unit That Built the Case Against Adolf Eichmann, and Was Forgotten

The senior interrogator moved to Germany, the deputy commander was murdered by terrorists. The story of Bureau 06 of the Israel Police, which undertook the monumental task of interrogating Adolf Eichmann and collecting evidence against him

Opinion I'm a German Jew, and I'd Love to Be Normal

In Germany, Israel and the Jews are fought over with a crudely absolutist, hysterical intensity. Caricatured, exploited, courted and vilified by left and right, normality sounds to me like a distant promise

Sarajevo Protests Mass for Slain Nazi Allies With March for Their Victims

Thousands commemorate victims of the Ustasa regime while a Catholic Mass honored them: 'My two grandfathers, their brothers and my grandmother were all killed by these fascists who have been honored today'

Brothers Who Survived Holocaust Die Weeks Apart in the Same NY Hospital

One survived Auschwitz, a death march and starvation. The other endured cold and hunger in a Siberian labor camp, then nearly died in a pogrom back in Poland. They both ended up in New York but were unable to say goodbye

‘Never Again’ Holocaust Education Bill Passes U.S. Senate, Awaits Trump’s Signature

The legislation allocates $10 million over five years to Holocaust education in the U.S. and provides for a centralized curriculum database

Opinion Why Is the Catholic Church Sanctifying Nazi-collaborating Mass Murderers?

This weekend, Sarajevo Cathedral will host a Mass honoring murderous and fiercely anti-Semitic WWII fascists. It’s the latest spike in a long-term project of historical revisionism by Bosnian Croat leaders, Croatia and the Catholic Church

'Look What Happened to the Jews': How the Holocaust Became Key to the NRA's Argument

Genocide or guns? How the National Rifle Association evolved from an organization that cooperated with government into a lobby that sanctifies gun ownership and lauds Trump, explained by author of new book 'The NRA: The Unauthorized History,' Frank Smyth

He Survived the Holocaust, Then Interrogated Eichmann. 60 Years Later, He Remembers

Michael Goldmann-Gilead was a member of the special interrogation team following Eichmann's capture in Argentina and was one of the witnesses on behalf of the Israeli police when he was hanged

Opinion How Russia and Rising Nationalism Are Defeating Anti-fascism in Europe

75 years after the Allied victory over fascism, hardline nationalists and Putin’s WWII propaganda war are sparking the ominous discrediting and decline of anti-fascism in Europe

Opinion Palestinians Pay the Price for Israel’s Slavery to the Memory of the Holocaust

When saying ‘Never again’ is the only way Israel engages with the past, it can be used to justify undemocratic, militaristic rule over the Palestinians - and now, annexation

Many Germans Haven't Learned From History, Jewish Leader Says on Eve of V-E Day

President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany says he is 'certainly not' convinced Germans understand lessons of WWII ahead of anniversary of war's end

Opinion The Worst Moral Failure: Dying Unthinkingly at the Command of Politicians

Only political education can fight the willingness to kill and be killed without asking questions. Israeli children won’t get it from the education minister Rabbi Rafi Peretz