The noisy campaigns against young social media users role-playing and hashtagging the Holocaust are misplaced. From TikTok to Instagram to YouTube, a new, creative and necessary kind of testimony is emerging
Israel's Law of Return, now 70 years old, allowed thousands of non-Jewish Polish women to come over with their Jewish husbands. Some wished they had never come
The Frank Family Center will be a key element within the museum’s new permanent exhibition, featuring family artifacts that have never been publicly exhibited
In the videos, teens put on stage makeup in order to look like someone who suffered in a concentration camp and role-play out different scenarios
'When a user follows public pages containing Holocaust denial content, Facebook actively promotes further Holocaust denial content to that user,' report says
Stanislav Tomas destroyed a plaque dedicated to Jonas Noreika, a known Nazi war criminal seen as a national hero by some Lithuanians for his fight against the Communist regime
93-year-old Bruno Dey was convicted last month of 5,232 counts of accessory to murder – equal to the number of people believed to have been killed during his time at Stutthof concentration camp
Construction work in Lezajsk leads to what could be largest discovery in years of tombstones stolen to build roads
Haaretz writers pick the books that have kept them entertained and enthralled this summer – from a book about alt-Hillary to one about the most amazing U.S. presidential race of the 20th century
The 28-year-old American wanted to create a reminder of 'what can happen when people follow seemingly innocent orders and rules' on COVID-19
According to new study, doctors showed other residents how to avoid the epidemic, but they couldn’t save the survivors from being murdered in the death camps
Name of Amos Steinberg, whose mother was murdered along with him and whose father survived and lives in Israel, uncovered during conservation work
A notebook with rabbinical rulings from the Bergen-Belsen refugee camp is considered primary evidence detailing victims' fate
Israeli Ambassador Noah Gal Gendler praises Albania’s example of protecting the Jewish community during the war, during which no Jews were handed over to the Nazis
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
Chair of Operations of the World Jewish Restitution Organizations said 'This is something to be dealt with... in cooperation with representatives of victims'
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
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
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
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
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
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
New regulations include disinfection at the entrance to the museum and new tour route to minimize visitors coming into contact with one another
Jewish campaigners called the move a 'momentous judgement'
Study cites decline in Israel's basic research on Holocaust, linked to general devaluation of humanities studies
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
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
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
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'