Luxembourg to compensate Holocaust victims
Having remained one of the only European countries that has not offered restitution to its Holocaust survivors, Luxembourg pledges to pay reparations and return Jewish property to its rightful owners.
Having remained one of the only European countries that has not offered restitution to its Holocaust survivors, Luxembourg pledges to pay reparations and return Jewish property to its rightful owners.
We briefly reflect every year on the victims and the enormity of the crimes against them. But now, with the resurgence of anti-Semitism in our own time, we must focus ever more on the absurd irrationality behind it.
A study by the ministry shows the coronavirus is used to spread conspiracy theories that Jews caused the pandemic, are controlling global health resources.
Discovery of 10 phylacteries in bunker dug ahead of the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising points to underground prayer quorums held inside the bunker, “underground and under the Nazis’ noses,” Holocaust institute director says.
Jadwiga Szczeszak-Adamczyk, 95, and her family were awarded the title of Righteous among the Nations after she and her family saved Jewish brothers Chaim and Moshe Frimel during the Nazi occupation of Poland.
Marc Simon, the son of Sylvan and Bernice Simon, who were killed along with nine others in the worst anti-Semitic shooting in US history, files wrongful death lawsuit.
"Sheldon Adelson loved the Jewish people and loved the State of Israel," President Reuven Rivlin says at the opening of the virtual event.
Kais Saied says that allegations he blamed domestic instability on Jews while trying to quell unrest amount to "calumny."
As entire nations are forced to stay indoors during lockdowns, so is anti-Semitism, which according to the World Zionist organization was especially rife on social media in 2020.
The agreement came a month after Morocco agreed to normalize ties with Israel, joining the U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords that includes the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan.
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