US delegate Ellen Germain say conference meant to ensure governments are building on each other's experience

Lithuanian parliament nearly doubles money already set aside for claims in country where 90% of Jews were killed in the Holocaust; bill not supported by all lawmakers

Mark Weitzman, who helped develop the now ubiquitous IHRA definition of antisemitism, is gearing up to meet European officials this week to negotiate reparations for survivors

Parliament approves spending $45 million over ten years on the country's Jewish community of 9,500, provide social and material assistance to survivors

Funeral scrolls, manuscripts, other historic records traced to Jewish communities in Romania, Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia will be auctioned off in New York City

Mateusz Morawiecki digs in heels after Israeli FM attacks law that would set a 30-year deadline for Jews to recover seized property, barring all Holocaust claims

The legislation, which must still be approved by Poland's senate, sets a 30-year deadline for Jews to recover seized property

Romanian Jews say ledger, covering history of Orthodox community in city of Cluj for 50 years from 1836, went missing during WWII; restitution society also urged lot be withdrawn

Agreement announced on International Holocaust Remembrance Day also provides financial resources to promote remembrance, education and research of Jewish genocide

Ceremony organized by Jewish Claims Conference with participants from around the globe honors those killed by the Nazis and urges raised awareness of anti-Semitism