Poland and Israel’s Loss of Diplomatic Wisdom
On January 23, the Fifth World Holocaust Forum will convene at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz death camp.
Then and Now: European Jews and Elections
Israelis are sick of the election stalemate, which severely limits the government’s actions, especially financial.
The West Mourns the Jewish Dead. But what About the Living?
It’s clear that all this Holocaust memorializing and education hasn’t put anti-Semitism back in its putrid box.
Why Is There A Church At Largest Jewish Cemetery In World?
World leaders are planning to gather at Auschwitz to commemorate this anniversary, and Auschwitz Survivors will be the most important guests of the event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Why a Holocaust Might Happen Again
The signals of an extremely dangerous situation for Jews similar to the time preceding the Holocaust are out there, this time in America, where historically high numbers of violent anti-Semitic attacks are reported every day.
U.S. Holocaust Museem Publishes Attack on JNF
The official journal of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has published an article depicting the Jewish National Fund as a colonialist exploiter of the Palestinian Arabs.
Corbyn Denies Existence of Antisemitic Attacks in Europe
Indeed, many nations Have assembled against you Who think, “Let our eye Obscenely gaze on Tzion.” (Micah 4:11)
The Day The Holocaust Began Against The Jews In Israel?
Historians often argue about the single event that triggered major historic events. It is sometimes difficult to pinpoint that trigger or starting point.
Jerusalem: Free Parking for Holocaust Survivors
The Jerusalem Municipality is launching a welcomed initiative for the 11,500 Holocaust survivors living in the city. The estimated cost will be: NIS 100,000
Restoring Hope for Holocaust Survivors
Meir Panim is going into overdrive to ensure that these people who have lived through the Holocaust don’t have to suffer again during the holiest time of the Jewish year. As a result, Meir Panim has launched a matching gift campaign: thanks to generous donors, every dollar donated to the organization now through October will be matched.