The Holocaust For the Next Generation
It’s safe to say that every year since the Holocaust ended, one could safely say Holocaust commemoration and education has never been more important.
Holocaust Survivors Experience Redemption by Reuniting With Long-Lost Loved Ones
At the end of last summer, Nina Fishman, the 71-year-old daughter of Holocaust survivors from Lithuania, received a phone call out of the blue from Magen David Adom’s Family Tracing and Reunification Unit. Her long-lost relatives found her.
Holocaust Remembrance Day: A Heroic and Record-Setting Survivor’s Story
Holocaust survivor, Walter Bingham enlisted in the British army and took part in the invasion of Normandy in June 1944. He later earned the Military Medal for bravery in the field.
On Week of Holocaust Remembrance, PA TV Claims Jews Put Palestinians in Ovens
One of the carefully edited photos claimed to be depicting Arabs burnt in ovens by Jewish soldiers actually showed Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
Never Again. In Syria?
The United States should join Israel in that determination – not because we need to determine whether Bashar Assad stays or goes, but to fulfill the promise embedded in “Never Again.”
Poland Denies Temporary Suspension of Controversial Holocaust Bill
The director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry has dubbed Poland’s decision to be a ‘significant achievement’ for Israel
Polish Prime Minister Claims Some Jews Helped Perpetrate Holocaust
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki defended his country’s controversial new law concerning the Holocaust by acknowledging on Saturday that there were Polish perpetrators in the same way there were Jewish perpetrators.
Three New Exhibitions Open at World’s First Holocaust Museum Founded by Survivors
‘We can see that the public is very excited about these three exhibitions,’ says Yaron Zur, director of the museum’s Education and Guiding Center.
Polish Kosher Meat Bill is Anti-Semitic in Intent and Outcome, Says Anti-Semitism Scholar
The bill specifically forbids the slaughtering of animals in an ‘unnatural state,’ making it virtually impossible to do a proper shechitah.
What the Book of Zohar Says About the Polish Holocaust Law
In light of The Zohar, anti-Semitism should be interpreted differently.
