Holocaust

How Jewish law transforms revelation into ethics, human dignity, and moral responsibility

Lawmakers say newly uncovered Nazi-linked funds raise questions about whether Holocaust victims were fully compensated, and how Nazi officials escaped justice

A Jewish perspective on the Holocaust, free will, hidden good, and how belief in a compassionate God can coexist with history’s greatest tragedy

Broadcaster’s wording on Holocaust Memorial Day sparks global Jewish concern over dilution of historical truth amid rising antisemitism

New Claims Conference survey finds widespread Holocaust ignorance in Ireland, and heavy online exposure to denial among youth

New data released ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day shows the global survivor population shrinking rapidly as witnesses fade

“In Their Footsteps” places replicas of victims’ shoes in Westminster’s main hall, linking Holocaust memory to rising antisemitism today

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.

Holocaust language once treated as taboo is now deployed by lawmakers and protesters following a fatal ICE shooting and nationwide immigration enforcement backlash

They were 150 Holocaust survivors, the last remaining of their families, who immigrated to Israel and fell defending the young state. Known as the soldiers of “Nitzach Acharon,” their memory is now carried forward by Jonah Kalimi, who shares a deeply moving account.

Rabbi Prof. Pinchas Doron-Spalter's astonishing journey from Holocaust orphanages to a life of Torah, faith, and authorship

From Soviet Georgia to Israeli television, motherhood, Shabbat, and bringing quiet Judaism into the media

For decades, Dr. Ephraim Zuroff has pursued the world’s last remaining Nazi criminals. In this in-depth interview, he reveals the obstacles, the strategies, and the moral urgency behind the ongoing battle for justice.

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

Inspiration, Teshuvah, Jewish values, and the power of sacred music

Holocaust educator and co-founder of the Anne Frank Trust UK spent decades confronting antisemitism and preserving memory across generations