Populist AUR says subjects such as national history have been relegated in schools in its favor; statement draws criticism from Israeli ambassador, watchdogs

Children told to simulate digging mass graves and shoot victims; Jewish student cast as Adolf Hitler and made to pretend to commit suicide at end of exercise

As hate crimes against Canadian Jews soar, the respected human rights advocate will work closely with government and community groups to stem bigotry, including on social media

Bill brought following revelations of antisemitic incidents, including many in local schools; Jewish groups welcome move, even though legislation does not mention Holocaust

Law to come into effect in 2023; nationalist lawmaker says legislation is unnecessary, falsely claiming Romania hasn’t seen a single 'serious antisemitic case' in 20 years

Barely a third could name a concentration camp, and one in ten believe the mass murder of Jewish people during WWII is either greatly exaggerated or a myth

After one administrator misinterpreted a new law to mean teachers must offer an 'opposing' view when teaching the genocide, US Jews debate whether the rule will really affect them

Head of antisemitism watchdog calls recommendation by national educational institution as part of push to have children understand conspiracy theories, 'pure idiocy'

'The facts are that there are not two sides to the Holocaust,' Jake Berman, an alum of the Carroll Independent School District, says in testimony at a school board hearing

Official uses Holocaust as an example of new state law requiring them to present multiple perspectives about 'widely debated and currently controversial' issues