Jewish World

Convicted Nazi guard John Demjanjuk's son says major discovery by authorities, apparently showing his father at the death camp, is just "fake news."

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, the organization will spotlight the little known story of Philippine President Manuel Quezon and his valiant efforts to provide refuge to Jews during World War II.

Only 38,000 of the 140,000 Jews who lived in the Netherlands survived World War II, but no government apology has been offered for the role the authorities played. "Too many civil servants carried out the orders of the occupiers," Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

A new report on anti-Semitism in 2019, published by the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs of Sunday, reveals extremely disconcerting trends of increased and intensifying anti-Semitic incidents across the globe in general, and in Western Europe and the United States in particular.

“The very founding of this organization is in part to help arrest some of the troubling rhetorical trends we see on the fringes,” according to founder and chair Noah Arbit.

With an uptick in anti-Semitic attacks in the United States and elsewhere, individuals and organizations work to help secure Jewish institutions and teach skills to those who protect them.

Culture Minister Monika Gruetters: We Germans know of our wrongdoing and know that we can never put right the misery. But at least returning these kinds of artworks are small but important and necessary steps towards justice in one small area,

"We must be prepared to confront and expose the vile tide of anti-Semitism that is fueling hate and violence all across the world. And we must stand together," American vice president tells leaders and dignitaries in Jerusalem.

"The memory of the Holocaust will serve as a lesson and a warning only if it remains fully intact, without any omissions," Russian leader asserts at Yad Vashem.

"The Holocaust must never be allowed to become simply a fact of history: We must never cease to be appalled, nor moved by the testimony of those who lived through it. Their experience must always educate, and guide, and warn us," British royal, who is visiting Israel for the first time, tells world leaders.