A Trendy Anti-Semitic Fad
If the use of Nazi symbolism in fashion was manifested in isolated cases, there would be only slight cause for concern.
Study: Holocaust Survivors Have Higher Risk of Alzheimer’s
Now, a new international study conducted in cooperation with the University of Haifa has found that the risk of Holocaust survivors’ developing dementia such as Alzheimer’s disease is 1.21 times higher than those who did not go through the Holocaust.
Holocaust Survivors Buy Hospital Bed for 102-Year-Old Gentile who Saved Jews During WW2
According to Israel’s Holocaust Museum, Yad VaShem, Mrs. Krystyna Dańko: “went to incredible lengths to help” the five European Jews that she rescued during the Holocaust in German-occupied Poland.
More Than Seven Decades After Holocaust, Survivors and Even Their Descendants Show Changes in Brain
New Study Reveals Biological Toll on Brain function of Holocaust survivors
Seeing a Different Side of Israel
Meir Panim allows you to donate to an organization that assists Holocaust survivors, the hungry and provides after school programs for Israeli kids
Jeremy Corbyn, a Pro-Terrorist Prime Minister?
That would be good news for Jeremy Corbyn, who looks set to capitalise on Theresa May’s failure to secure a Brexit deal, with Electoral Calculus research for The Sunday Telegraph suggesting the Tories would lose 59 seats if a general election were held now.
Eva Could Be Me
Eva’s story should underscore the stark dangers of anti-Semitism and how its magnitude and intensity can rapidly evolve and spread.
Jewish Hatred Goes Mainstream
There’s anti-Semitism, antisemitism, and Jew hatred – whatever you call it, it’s increasing every day and is now taken for granted by many.
What if the New York Times Cartoon had Depicted a Muslim, a Lesbian, an African American or a Mexican as a Dog?
Imagine if the New York Times cartoon that depicted Israel’s Prime Minister as a dog had, instead, depicted the leader of another ethnic or gender group in a similar manner?
Ariel Holocaust Museum Seeks Upgrade to Make Holocaust Education Personal
Unfortunately, recent surveys in the United States have shown that there is already significant lack of Holocaust knowledge, especially amongst young people – 41% of Millennials believe that substantially fewer than 6 million (2 million or fewer) Jews were killed and 22% haven’t heard or are not sure if they have heard of the Holocaust.