B’nai B’rith-KKL-JNF citation honors heroes who endangered their own lives to save fellow community members in World War II

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Ignacy Chiger died half a century ago, but his newly published war memoir raises complicated questions of Judenrat's Jewish communal responsibility versus allegations of complicity

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Demand for Holocaust memoirs is falling amid rising antisemitism and changing consumer patterns. A non-Jewish Dutch woman has made it her mission to keep survivors' voices on shelves

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Man also admits to setting fire that destroyed office at historic social justice center in Tennessee, where decades’ worth of irreplaceable documents were lost

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Updated English translation of Vladka Meed's 1948 Yiddish memoir, 'On Both Sides of the Wall,' breathes new life into her experiences with the Jewish resistance against the Nazis

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Head of Magen David Adom's local branch says cancellation further adds to 'escalating global perception of Ireland as one of the most antisemitic countries in Europe'

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As the pro-Palestinian group 'Kufiyas in Buchenwald' is blocked from demonstrating outside the notorious Nazi concentration camp ahead of Yom Hashoah, a debate about the site’s history resurfaces

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TAU study finds shift in types of anti-Jewish events, with violence becoming the norm; Australia, Canada see highest yearly numbers of antisemitic incidents ever

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Around a dozen survivors, aged 90-100, will travel to Poland though most Israeli delegates forced to cancel; march to be led by survivors of attacks on Jews; former hostages to light torch

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Harrison Hochberg reflects on being a member of Michigan’s winning squad, celebrating Passover during the Final Four, confronting antisemitism, and doing his well-known grandfather proud

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Influencer has declined to answer whether Adolf Hitler was antisemitic, asked his 30 million followers whether Jews responsible for world's problems, minimizes the Holocaust

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Abdul El-Sayed's statement that invoked war in Lebanon in connection with Temple Israel attack was 'offensive' and undermined his earlier condemnation, says Rabbi Jen Lader

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In 'This Ain’t Rock ‘n’ Roll: Pop Music, the Swastika, and the Third Reich,' music historian Daniel Rachel unpacks role of Nazi symbols for icons from Bowie to Lennon

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Edward Serotta only recently discovered he'd been surveilled while traveling the communist country. Acclaimed director Radu Jude has turned the findings into a short documentary

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AIPAC eulogizes the Jewish lawmaker as a 'steadfast friend of the pro‑Israel community,' while fellow New York Democrats remember him as a 'great champion of the Bronx'

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An open letter signed by 42 writers and published on Thursday claims that showcasing pro-Israel voices after Oct. 7 gives 'the false impression that Jewish books are inherently Zionist'

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Yad Vashem announces that the live broadcast of this year's event, under the theme 'The Jewish Family During the Holocaust,' has been replaced by a taped program, without giving a reason

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Zack Polanski also says Britain should block the US from using its airspace for strikes on Iran and 'disentangle' the two countries' militaries

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Resolutions Committee instead advances resolution condemning 'dark money' more broadly, after proposed resolution only specifically named the pro-Israel US lobby group

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Founded by a self-described libertarian who recently called Israel the 'synagogue of Satan,' AZAPAC distances itself from a cadre of left-wing pro-Palestinian PACS that largely share its goal

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Now in limited theatrical release in the US nearly a year after its premiere at Cannes, the film is intensely critical of Israel, even as it has faced boycotts by pro-Palestinian activists

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The far-left streamer accused of antisemitism doubled down on anti-Israel rhetoric to cheering crowds on Tuesday, as Democrats seem likelier than ever to agree with him

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Abdul El-Sayed held rallies at two universities on Tuesday with the antisemitic streamer, deepening a growing divide over the inclusion of such radicals in US politics

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Many local Jews, opposed to what would be country's first such institution, claim school board can't be trusted to vigorously defend state's secular education laws

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Dutch minister says no indication of threat to public order, despite UK ban and growing European backlash over rapper's history of anti-Jewish, pro-Hitler rhetoric

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18Doors has gone from 15 employees down to four, as many nonprofits struggle with post-Oct. 7 patterns in charitable giving that see people focusing more on Israel and antisemitism

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ToI's movie maven and deputy editor buckle up and watch all 3 hours and 40 minutes of the Passover classic. Hear how it holds up today

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Amid violent attacks throughout the UK, the acclaimed British author finds antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiment increasingly normalized. He also sees 'moments of fantastic hope'

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Head of JCPA says 'we know what it means when leaders call for communities and populations to be wiped out,' as several progressive organizations and leaders accuse Trump of promoting genocide

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