Newly renamed Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is the latest in the US to broaden its permanent exhibit and embolden its efforts to inspire visitors to take action to make the world a better place.
Sprawling complex will provide 23,000 gravesites for a country that is running out of cemetery space.
Interior Minister Seehofer: "Germany must live up to its historical responsibilities." Move follows campaign by descendants of refugees who fled Nazi Germany and whose citizenship applications were rejected by Berlin despite constitutional guarantees.
Dr. Ilia Lurie, a researcher with a group dedicated to preserving the legacy of Jews from Galicia and Bukovina, explains that the graves are a "rare find," as most Jewish cemeteries in the region have not survived.
The image, known as “The last Jew in Vinnitsa,” shows a Jewish man in the Ukrainian town about to be shot dead by the Einsatzgruppen.
Government says death sentence in mass shooting at Tree of Life synagogue that claimed 11 lives include perpetrator's extensive planning and premeditation, the vulnerability of the victims, and his motivation of "religious hostility."
Whether at the state fair or the local deli, the Jewish community has a lot to say about the political issues of the day, including Israel, the economy, immigration, abortion and health care.
Thirty-eight former students who attended Yeshiva U.'s high school from the 1960s-1980s operated by Yeshiva U. allege that they were molested by two prominent rabbis and that the university failed to protect them.
New Republican Jewish Coalition political director Sam Markstein is taking into consideration the Orthodox and a segment of the younger population, and counting on Florida.
A project that took a year and a half and spanned several countries ended with a touching family reunion at Ben-Gurion Airport on Tuesday night.
