Meir Dagan: From the shadow of the Holocaust to the top of the Mossad

When news of Meir Dagan’s death broke, Mossad chief Yossi Cohen expressed…

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57,000 Tripping Stones Honor Holocaust Victims Across Europe, but This One’s Personal

Newly laid tripping stones, commemorating Holocaust victims Salomon van Gelder and Fijtje Fruitman, in Amsterdam. Photo Credit: Steven…

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Olga Horak, Holocaust survivor: Heart of the Nation

Clothes are important to Olga Horak. A self-taught seamstress, she was in the rag trade all her working life, running a factory and a fashion boutique in Sydney.

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New museum honors Poles killed for helping Jews in Holocaust

Soldiers stand guard at the flower-covered grave of the Ulma family, a couple with six small children, who…

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Holocaust Children Share Survival Stories

The Greeneville High School Advanced Chorus performs “In Remembrance” for the nearly 1,100 students who attended the East…

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Holocaust survivor still a fighter at 91

If you ask 91-year-old Holocaust survivor Albert Rosa to take a couple of jabs in the boxing ring, he would probably oblige. Rosa,…

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The Holocaust and Jewish identity

Bernie Sanders is the most successful Jewish candidate for the presidency ever. It’s a rare sign of the health of our…

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Holocaust film reveals the pain of bringing autobiography to screen

Every family has secrets, but some cry out to be revealed to the world. That’s what San Francisco cinematographer Eli Adler learned when — well…

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Pope Francis Schedules Auschwitz Visit for July

The pope will visit the former Nazi death camp as part of a five-day trip to Poland to mark the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day.

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POEM: Dancing in Auschwitz by Eva Schottenstein, 2016

We are revenge, incarnate Destined to walk, to listen, to remember, to pass on We are revenge incarnate We march, hands intertwined with…

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