Holocaust

Batya Lussos, 'the daughter of the photographer from Yanova,' was only nine years old when World War II erupted. She miraculously survived the 'Children's Aktion' in Kovno and endured the harsh life in the ghetto. Now, she unveils in a unique exhibition the rare photographs taken by her father, along with the incredible stories behind them.

Two elderly men, a hospital room, and a moment that reawakened a Jewish soul just before Shavuot.

A 17-year-old girl, the Holocaust, and the quiet courage that saved Jewish lives

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

Her extraordinary journey from a war-torn childhood to rebuilding Jewish life in Moldova across generations

A set of miniature tefillin remain kosher despite their tiny dimensions

A testimony of pain, survival, and the lifelong search for a mother’s embrace

Separated from his mother, escaping Nazi guards, and saved by an unlikely act of kindness, Zvi built a legacy of family and hope

Passing on a legacy of faith, resilience, and joyful observance from the Holocaust to future generations

Discovered among the ashes of Auschwitz, Rivka’s 1944 diary reveals a young Jewish girl’s extraordinary courage, hope, and faith in God during the Holocaust

Why one survivor calls herself a living miracle and how she transformed suffering into strength for her family

From jars of jam to smuggled tefillin — moments of resilience in the face of despair

How the youngest child survivor of Buchenwald became Israel’s Chief Rabbi, carrying a legacy of faith, resilience, and hope beyond the Holocaust

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

A Holocaust survivor found healing through an embrace, and a timeless reminder that even after tragedy, life’s every day is a blessing to live with purpose

Her whispered prayer saved her in Auschwitz and now she wondered if it could follow her to the next world.

Explore the rich tapestry of Jewish history in Ukraine - from persecution to revival

For 20 years, students at Re'ut school have been renovating cemeteries in Poland. Now, they embark on a unique and chilling initiative: documenting testimonies about dozens of mass graves across Poland. Dina Weiner, the project's leader, discusses the initiative, the pain, and the sense of mission.

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