Built Upon Its Ashes, Israel Remembers the Holocaust
Built upon the ashes of the Holocaust, Israel has always had a unique relationship with Holocaust remembrance. From the creation of the state to the inauguration of Yad V’ashem, Israel has made it a primary mission to recall and educate the world about the Holocaust.
The IDF Remembers the Fallen and Protects the Living
Every year the IDF continues to honor the memory of those who were killed during the Holocaust and remembers their sacrifice, as well as cherishing those survivors who are living among us and their contribution to the the State of Israel.
IDF Draws Strength, Pays Tribute to Holocaust Survivors
Today’s IDF soldiers draw inspiration by looking back at the previous generation’s sacrifices and hearing their stories. Many of today’s soldiers have grandparents or great-grandparents who are survivors of the single greatest attack on the Jewish nation of the past century – the Holocaust.
Anti-Semitic Flier Hoax in Ukraine Causes Uproar
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has threatened to identify and punish “the bastards” responsible for an anti-Semitic leaflet distributed over Passover demanding Jews register with the pro-Russian separatists.
Dutch College Student Obtains Justice for Holocaust Victims
Three years ago, Dutch college student Charlotte Van den Berg made an unsettling discovery. While working part-time for Amsterdam’s city archives, she and her fellow interns came across documents showing Jewish Holocaust survivors after the war had been charged back taxes and late fines.
British MP Claims Gaza is Modern Warsaw Ghetto (Video)
British MP George Galloway, who is known for his hatred towards Israel and his backing of the Hamas terrorist group, recently compared living conditions in the Gaza Strip to the Warsaw Ghetto.
Elie Wiesel Upholds the City of David
Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel speaks on the spiritual and historical value of discovering the City of David in Jerusalem in this video.
Controversial Holocaust Memorial Draws Protests
Protesters broke through a construction cordon Tuesday to hold a vigil at the site of a planned Holocaust memorial in Budapest. The monument is meant to commemorate the victims of Nazi atrocities, but opponents say it whitewashes Hungary’s complicity in the Holocaust.
Russia Seeks to Ban Holocaust Denial
Russia’s lower house of parliament, Duma, approved a bill on its first reading Friday which would make it illegal to deny the findings of the Nuremberg Trials regarding Nazi crimes.
Downplaying the Holocaust: Sulzberger and the NY Times
Anna Blech presents her research on “Downplaying the Holocaust: Arthur Hays Sulzberger and the New York Times”