Poland

Nine civilians were killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine as Kyiv claims major strikes on Russian military and energy targets

The common belief is that Jewish girls received little formal education before Bais Yaakov. Historical records reveal a much more surprising story.

In post-Holocaust Krakow, a Yemenite rabbi is guiding Jews back to their roots, sparking a quiet revival of faith, identity, and connection.

An anti-Israel tirade in Poland’s parliament featured an Israeli flag defaced with a swastika in place of the Star of David, igniting outrage. Israeli activist Yosef Haddad condemned the act and urged a strong diplomatic response from Jerusalem.

When the last survivors are gone, what will remain? A powerful reflection on memory, identity, and our responsibility to the future.

Small group joins global memorial in Poland after Israeli delegation was canceled due to wartime restrictions, as antisemitism and recent attacks shape this year’s march

Sacred objects stolen from Greek synagogues during the Holocaust are repatriated after decades in Poland, marking the country’s first foreign restitution case

As Khmelnytsky’s mobs closed in on Alik, Jews prayed through the night. Then a verse from Isaiah, and an old cannon, changed everything.

From a Polish cheder to Nazi labor camps and finally to Jerusalem, one man’s lifelong devotion to Birkat Hamazon reveals how unwavering faith and heartfelt gratitude transformed suffering into a powerful story of survival and spiritual strength

Ronit Friedman always knew her grandmother’s survival was extraordinary. An open door in Krakow returned her to a family story hidden for eighty years.

New CBOS data shows negative attitudes toward Jews at their highest level in decades, as sympathy for Palestinians outweighs support for Israel

Video and witness testimony describe shouting, threats, and a shove as a group prayed quietly before boarding a flight to Israel

Meet the archaeologists whose groundbreaking excavations are uncovering forgotten Jewish worlds and revealing powerful new evidence of Jewish life, resilience, and continuity across thousands of years.

When stolen Jewish headstones were used as building materials in a Polish town, one Catholic cardinal chose to act. This powerful true story follows his effort to restore dignity to the deceased and confront a painful chapter of history.

Israeli officials demand action after youth athletes face chants and physical confrontation at event, as Polish authorities dispute responsibility

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

Warsaw accuses Israel’s Holocaust memorial of distorting history, saying the post failed to specify that Nazi Germany, not Polish authorities, persecuted Jews

How descendants of concealed Jewish families are reconnecting to their heritage through faith, memory, and community life in modern-day Poland

Through archival research, heritage projects, and a monthly bulletin, Lili Haber works to safeguard Jewish memory in Poland