Steven Fenves translates heirloom recipes rescued from looters after his family was deported; 75 years after his mother's murder, he once again tastes his favorite childhood dishes

Demonstrators in Tel Aviv rally against government policy of granting greater liberties to the inoculated; Yad Vashem reminds against 'demagogic' use of Holocaust imagery

One of just two towns honored by Yad Vashem, Nieuwlande was populated by pious residents who were averse to praise for their collective heroism

Holocaust museum says decision ‘a real threat to academic and press freedom’ after researchers were censured for harming honor of man they said helped kill Jews in WWII

Zoo says Teresa Zabinska-Zawadzki 'talked with pride about her parents and their heroism' made famous in 'The Zookeeper's Wife'

The retiring chair of Israel's Holocaust memorial, Avner Shalev, speaks about cynical political use of Shoah history and increased virtual commemorations in the COVID era

Four Palestinians accused of making off with art and other items worth millions of shekels in other heists; suspects remain silent, frustrating investigation

PM has struggled to get controversial ex-general confirmed to top position at Holocaust museum, a move further delayed by fall of government

Piotr Cywiński makes the unusual move of speaking up about an Israeli plan for hawkish Effi Eitam, who has been accused of racist rhetoric, to head Israel's Holocaust center

Effi Eitam says he never called for expulsion of Palestinians, merely warned that it could be a consequence of a violent uprising against Israel