Auschwitz
85 years later: Babyn Yar and the fight against deliberate erasure - opinion
On September 29 and 30, 1941, German forces, aided by local collaborators, murdered 33,771 Jews at Babyn Yar. In just two days, the lives of children, parents, and grandparents were cut short.
UN's Albanese claims Jews in Nazi camps were called ‘Muslims,’ distorts history of 'antisemitism'
Former England soccer star Wayne Rooney says grandma was Polish Jew during Auschwitz visit
Can the darkest places inspire humanity’s brightest ideas? - opinion
When theory becomes life: Viktor Frankl's legacy for modern Israel - opinion
On the 120th anniversary of the logotherapy founder's birth, his teachings take on new meaning for me as a public figure and father who lost his son on October 7th.
Confronting the complex realities of Polish-Jewish identity - opinion
Nuance is in order regarding Poland and its Jews; Jennifer Stark-Blumenthal calls for a reevaluation of Jews’ attitudes toward Poles, as well as Poles’ understanding of Jews.
György Kun, Hungarian survivor of Dr. Mengele's twin experiments in Auschwitz, dies at 93
Kun and his brother Istvan survived Auschwitz in part due to the fact that Dr. Mengele believed them to be twins and thus spared them from the gas chambers.
Israeli student arrested for Nazi salute at Auschwitz during school trip
An Israeli student was arrested and fined for performing a Nazi salute at Auschwitz during a school trip.
Auschwitz Museum confiscates hostage flags claiming its a 'political statement'
National flags are permitted at the site, the museum claimed, but not ones which have seen any alterations or slogans added.
'The Abraham Accords will survive October 7,' says former Austrian chancellor - interview
Diplomatic Affairs | In a wide-ranging interview at Likud headquarters, the former Austrian chancellor opens up about his monthly visits to Israel, his optimism for Middle East peace despite the war.
Marian Turski, Auschwitz survivor and journalist, dies at 98
Auschwitz survivor Marian Turski, who warned against rising antisemitism, dies at 98.
‘Zone of Interest’ Nazi house to become center to combat antisemitism
“I cannot imagine a more symbolic form of justice... than turning what was once a breeding ground for evil into a space that fights against evil," said philanthropist Elliott Broidy.
Historical theft: A deliberate new antisemitism that erases Jews - opinion
Antisemitism has survived for millennia by adapting to the prevailing ideologies of the time. It has now adapted once again – morphing into historical theft.
Other cities should follow New York's example and establish Yad Vashem Way - opinion
Initiatives like NYC's Yad Vashem Way remind us that not only must we commemorate Holocaust victims but also actively combat the antisemitism and hatred that continue to permeate today's society.
