Holocaust Remembrance Day
US soldier who protected Jews in POW camp during WWII to be awarded Medal of Honor
The Medal of Honor ceremony is scheduled for March 2, 2026.
Grapevine: Socks from Rami
I traveled from Israel to Spain to convert new Jews. A single ‘Sababa’ made me feel safer - opinion
What this year’s Holocaust Remembrance Day revealed about Jewish fear
Grapevine November 13, 2024: Two-way street
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
80 years since deportation of Hungarian Jews: 'We stood by and didn't do enough'
One Hungarian politician, a resident of Paks, discussed the importance of the parade for recognition of the Jewish community, both past and present.
Guardians of the Holocaust’s legacy
The New Moshal Shoah Legacy Campus and the David and Fela Shapell Family Collection Center to open at Yad Vashem
Holocaust remembrance amid the Israel-Hamas War - opinion
Holocaust survivors are aging. Once they are no longer able to, who will tell their stories? We must pass the torch of Holocaust memory to new generations.
Supporting Labor Party's new controversial leader Yair Golan - opinion
I have high hopes that as leader of a united Left, Golan will gain sufficient influence on Israel’s future to make a difference – hopefully even as a senior minister in Israel’s next government.
This artist is fighting for a memorial for the 4000 killed in at Jungfernhof, a Nazi camp in Latvia
Over the last 17 years, Frostig has worked with a dogged determination to recognize the victims of Jungfernhof, a camp that’s not extensively documented.
'The Holocaust shaped my grandfather, but amid the tragedy: Hope' - opinion
Saba Moshe's legacy is a tale of survival, joy, and resilience amid tragedy. Grandson fondly recalls cherished memories, preserving family traditions. (1926-2024)
The Western support for Palestinians: Does it pass the 'Lady Justice test'? - opinion
Lady Justice, a blind-folded woman holding the biblically mandated balanced scales, symbolizes that justice must be meted out without fear or favor, regardless of the identity of the opposing sides.
Searching for beacons of altruism amid the darkness of the Holocaust - opinion
By focusing solely on the horrors, we risk overlooking the extraordinary acts of courage and compassion performed by ordinary people in the face of unspeakable evil.
From victimhood to statehood: The Holocaust's legacy and Israel's power - opinion
The State of Israel was not born because of the Holocaust, but its birth restored hope to the Jewish people then, and it guarantees us a lifeline now – power over our survival and our destiny.
