Voting to take place online next week after right-wing delegations move to slow passage of motions that criticize government's judicial overhaul, support LGBTQ Jews

Organizations claim formula could be abused to impact freedom of speech, prevent criticism of Israel, and block advocacy for Palestinian rights

Celina Biniaz, the youngest female survivor rescued by Oskar Schindler, speaks to Hollywood A-listers

NY Republican who lied about Jewish ancestry, college education and volleyball exploits faces likely uphill challenge, with many in even his own party urging him to resign

Karen Frostig's 'Locker of Memory' project unites Jungfernhof survivors and descendants, officials in Latvia, around Holocaust 'memory work' including plan for on-site memorial

Convicted in absentia for stealing $1 billion from Moldova's banking system, businessman-turned-opposition leader Ilan Shor is leading pro-Moscow protests in the country

Opening Wednesday, new exhibit 'Humans of the Holocaust' engages the public with striking and sometimes whimsical images of 25 people who triumphed over the Nazis by living well

On the 80th anniversary of the ghetto uprising, the heads of state of the three countries for the first time attend a commemoration service for the fallen

Ombudsman found 99 accounts of senior Nazi officials in Germany and members of Nazi-affiliated groups in Argentina before being 'inexplicably terminated,' according to report

With no surviving fighters still alive, responsibility for preserving Holocaust memory is passing from witnesses to younger generations