Yad Vashem should stop dirtying its hands. It should focus on fulfilling its mandate, keep out of partisan politics, and keep away from politicians who use and abuse Holocaust memory
According to Likud-Kahol Lavan coalition agreement, defense minister's challenge effectively blocks Effi Eitam’s appointment
Darren Beattie appeared at the conference on a panel with Peter Brimelow, a white nationalist who runs the anti-immigrant website VDare
The Betar movement has ignored a melancholy chapter of its history that occurred in the Vilna ghetto during the Holocaust: the execution by Jews of other Jews who collaborated with the Nazis
A truck with a banner 'No to Jewish demands' rode along in the March, as thousands flout coronavirus restrictions to chants of 'God, honour, fatherland'
Jewish community, not notified of unearthing of remains of Holocaust victims, is demanding an investigation and halting of construction
'The reason Kristallnacht led to the Holocaust was the lack of serious action by world leaders' during the event and afterward, Chief Rabbi Yaakov Dov Bleich of Ukraine wrote Monday on Facebook
In his novel ‘The Memory Monster,’ Yishai Sarid imagines a Holocaust historian becoming dangerously immersed in his work. In an interview marking the book’s publication in English, the writer explains why it’s important to ask provocative questions about Shoah education
'The church now wants to recognize that it laid the ground under which antisemitism and hatred could flourish,' chairman says at a ceremony commemorating Kristallnacht
At a ceremony marking the anniversary of the Kristallnacht pogrom, statement says church’s role began long before Hitler came to power in Germany
Helen Fremont was in her 30s when she learned the truth about her parents. She paid a heavy price for revealing it to the world
Common wisdom asserts that Jews and Armenians are natural allies, bound by a ‘covenant of fate.’ But that's not at all how Israel sees its relations with the Republic of Armenia
In 1947 Hajj Amin al-Husseini sent letter to Pius XII, known for silence about Nazis, seeking his help to avert ‘danger’ to Arabs
German-born Abraham Grossman sang to displaced Holocaust survivors in Bavaria at the end of World War II and helped found the Negev city of Kiryat Gat
Amos Oz’s mother was one of thousands of Jews who fled the then-Polish city of Rivne in the 1930s and ’40s. A visit today finds a city erasing its storied Jewish past
Gilad Ratman's video work was commissioned and paid for in full by the city's Jewish Museum – something that rarely happens back home, even in the best of times
In 2018-2019, the Welfare Ministry had used only 30 percent of 30 million shekel budget allocated to help survivors on welfare
The approximately 240,000 survivors will receive two payments of $1,400 over the next two years
The Oscar-winning director, who fled the U.S. in 1978 after being convicted of statutory rape, plans to be in Poland for the award ceremony for the poor farmers who hid him 'solely out of love for others'
Professor David Engel insists events that occurred in different eras and different places aren’t necessarily connected
After long legal dispute over construction, the ceremonial will feature the names of more than 102,000 Jews, Roma and Sinti Holocaust victims
Mayor committed to preserving stones used for construction of the market square during Nazis’ WWII assault
That’s one finding from a survey published Wednesday trying to gauge Holocaust knowledge among millennials and Generation Z, a cohort ranging in age from 18 to 39
Survivors recall when the war reached the shores of Mandatory Palestine