Holocaust Remembrance Day


Continuing Holocaust studies is a non-negotiable - opinion

Consequences could mean that a day is not far when even memorials and concentration camps on Polish soil will be closed.

By TOMER ALDUBI
11/02/2024

Family of captive Shlomo Mansour packs meals for Holocaust survivors, call for his return

Mansour weighed just over 120 pounds at the time of his kidnapping, creating immediate and grave concern for his health.

A message of revival: ‘We will flourish and emerge victorious’

‘We’re Still Standing’ exhibition, marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day, introduced by KKL-JNF, Israel’s Permanent Mission to the UN, and Jewish Restitution Organization.

By LIOR NOVIK
01/02/2024

The Children of Sally Bein

Education for children with disabilities then and now on the occasion of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

EAJC releases “Days of Sorrow”

 “We remember those who became victims of the Holocaust. We remember those who perished on October 7.”

Why images of Holocaust survivors were projected onto NYC landmarks on Saturday night

Gillian Laub, the acclaimed Jewish photographer, took many of the pictures of more than 200 Holocaust survivors who gathered to raise awareness for Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas into Gaza. 

By JULIA GERGELY/JTA
28/01/2024

Hamas's October 7 massacre shows that Never Again was a lie

With Hamas, the world had an opportunity to demonstrate that they have learned the lessons of the Holocaust and the promose of Never Again. The world lied.

Linking Tu Bishvat to International Holocaust Remembrance Day

It is as though an invisible force has joined this year’s Tu Bishvat holiday to the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, on January 27.

By IFAT OVADIA-LUSKI
28/01/2024

2,000 children in Portugal visit Porto's Holocaust museum to mark Int'l Holocaust Remembrance Day

Among the exhibits at the site are a reproduction of sleeping cells from the Auschwitz death camp, artifacts and documents that belonged to survivors who fled the Nazis to Porto. 

Israeli public feels that a Holocaust happened at home

According to the findings of the poll, 63% of the Israeli public perceives the events of October 7 as a Holocaust in the country.

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