Holocaust survival

A reflection on life after the Holocaust, enduring antisemitism, and the responsibility of future generations to preserve the memory of those who perished

Rabbi Eliezer David Ganzfried’s astonishing survival story reveals how unwavering faith sustained a twelve year old boy standing before Mengele in Auschwitz

A moving journey through Poland’s forgotten camp, a mother’s survival, and the choice to rebuild after the Holocaust

From Holocaust survival to global Jewish demographics, a leading Israeli researcher explains current Jewish population numbers, the impact of assimilation, and why Orthodox communities are reshaping the future map of world Jewry

Nicole Raidman on discovering family loss, emigrating from Odessa and confronting modern antisemitism

A Hungarian child survivor recalls miracles, faith, and the victory of Jewish continuity

Ephraim Greenberg’s integrity and faith changed the fate of two orphaned Holocaust survivors

A Holocaust survivor’s memories of faith, resilience, and Jewish identity in the darkest of times

Rabbi Shmuel Rozovsky gave up his position to his brother and it led him to safety and greatness in Israel.

A powerful true story about a yeshiva boy, a warm welcome, and how Rabbi Shimon Shkop’s kindness gave a young soul the strength to hold onto his Judaism through the darkest times.

A story of sheer bravery, divine protection, and the will to live against all odds

From a Jewish orphanage in wartime France to rebuilding a large, loving family in Israel

A teenage boy’s journey through death marches, labor camps, and miracles of survival

After escaping deportation and hunger, she built a family, served Israel’s water authority, and spoke out against Holocaust denial

Reznic, ranked among the top 10 violinists in the world, shares his journey from international stages to Torah, prayer, and the haunted violin that once played in Auschwitz

From hiding in a convent to building a new life in Israel, one family’s courage and miracles

Artist Devorah Karl transforms her grandmother’s Holocaust memories into hopeful expressions of faith, courage, and Jewish continuity