Christians and Jews Experience “The World That Was” on Poland Holocaust Trip
The tour includes some of the Holocaust’s most notorious sites.
[BLOG] Does Remembering One Survivor Remember Them All?
If there is one thing that can be found among the survivors, it is their strength and resilience.
Obama: I Cannot Imagine a Greater Expression of Christianity Than to Say, “I, Too, Am a Jew”
Barack Obama attended a ceremony at Washington’s Israeli Embassy on Wednesday night to celebrate the lives of four people honored as Righteous Among the Nations on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Netanyahu on Holocaust Remembrance Day: “We Are No Longer a Powerless People Begging for Protection”
World leaders throughout the globe will mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Wednesday, January 27, with ceremonies, memorials, and events intended to honor victims of the Holocaust and World War II.
Medical Record Proves Hitler Not as “Ballsy” as History Would Suggest
A German medical document has proven an old urban legend true: Adolf Hitler only had one testicle.
Can Syrian Refugees Be Compared to Jews Fleeing Death Camps? Obama Thinks So
At a Washington, DC ceremony naturalizing 31 new immigrants as US citizens, American President Barack Obama compared today’s Syrian refugees to Jewish Holocaust survivors after World War II.
Almost 100 Years Ago, Great Torah Sage Predicted WWII a “Child’s Game” Compared to Third Great War Before Messiah
Great Torah sage Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan, known as the Chofetz Chaim, predicted that a Third World War will begin 75 years after the beginning of World War II.
Our Lasting Gratitude: A Look Back at the Brave Stories of Jewish Canadian Second World War Veterans
On the 70th Anniversary of Europe’s liberation, a look back at the brave stories of Jewish Canadian Second World War veterans.
Ancient Ritual Bath with WWII Graffiti Uncovered by Archaeologists
Two interesting discoveries were made recently at Ha-Ela Junction near Beit Shemesh.
From World War II Nazis to World War III Jihadis
By allowing Nazism to fester and grow, and by sitting on the sidelines as it consolidated its power and pushed beyond international borders, the Western world had made a nearly fatal mistake.
