Holocaust artifacts
Haifa court stops auction of yellow star, Holocaust-era documents
Yad Ezer La-Haver operates the Holocaust Museum in Haifa and manages the shelter that provides lodging and food for tens of Holocaust survivors.
Inside Yad Vashem's 'Living Memory': A window to victims' souls
Faith under persecution: Yad Vashem exhibit on keeping the Jewish calendar in the Shoah opens
Nazi killer in infamous ‘Last Jew in Vinnitsa’ picture finally identified using AI
Holocaust-themed play by Polish writer causes stir in Los Angeles
Right Left With Heels, a surrealistic play by Sebastian Majewski, tracks a pair of high-heeled shoes made from the skin of a Jewish prisoner murdered in Auschwitz.
Hundreds of illegally traded artifacts seized by Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem
Raid of Mamilla Mall shop follows new regulations by IAA to monitor international black market.
Holocaust survivors say Clalit withholding ‘hundreds of millions of euros’
Committee chairman Moshe Gafni (United Torah Judaism) demanded that Clalit officials immediately provide his committee with details about the funds and to whom they are owed.
Anti-Semitism since the Shoah
They thus assumed the false position of absolute victims and dishonestly accused many Europeans of a non-existent mass murder.
Princeton scholar says Poland looking to whitewash Holocaust role in textbooks
The Polish government has already levied a censure against the academic after he said that the "Poles killed more Jews than Germans" during a October 2015 interview.
Holocaust drama ‘Son of Saul’ wins Oscar for best foreign film
The film, which was partly financed by the Claims Conference, claimed the prize at the annual Oscar ceremony Sunday night in Los Angeles.
$10 million gift to endow Georgetown U Holocaust study fund
Georgetown also announced that as of Feb. 29, its Program for Jewish Civilization will be renamed the Center for Jewish Civilization.
Italy releases classified documents related to Nazi war crimes
Declassification of "cabinet of shame" documents hailed as "historic breakthrough" by Italian Jewish community.
'Mein Kampf'sells out in Germany on first day of release
At a press conference Friday, the book's publisher has received orders for some 15,000 copies but had an initial print run of only 4,000.
Students caught stealing from Auschwitz-Birkenau could face 10 years in jail
The teens were found to have hidden in their bags fragments of a hair clipper, glass from the barracks and buttons.