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Dov Landau, a 97-year-old Holocaust survivor, in his home in Tel Aviv, October 14, 2024.

World to lose 90% of Holocaust survivors within next 15 years

By MICHAEL STARR

THE WRITER (center, holding the right corner of the second flag from the left) and students from the Netzach yeshiva high schools visit Auschwitz last month.

Bearing witness to new chapter in haredi Holocaust education

By MENACHEM BOMBACH

A man holds a mobile phone while walking past a board with a Kazakh state flag during a protest against LPG cost rise following authorities' decision to lift price caps on liquefied petroleum gas in Almaty, Kazakhstan January 5, 2022

Kazakhstan textbooks promote tolerance, respect for Judaism, Israel - IMPACT report finds

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Holocaust survivor Rudi Jocobsen, left, takes a bag of food from Uriel Rauff, who works for Jewish Family Service Colorado as a driver for the kosher Meals on Wheels Program in Denver, Colorado, on December 19, 2017.

Federal spending cuts could affect aid for Holocaust survivors and kosher Meal on Wheels deliveries

By ASAF ELIA-SHALEV

El Al plane

Israeli students' flight to Poland forced to make emergency stop in Turkey

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

THE FRONT GATE of Auschwitz carries the infamous phrase: ‘Arbeit macht frei.’ The writer states: ‘Perhaps we as Jews are less alone in our grief than we may fear.’

Putin says ignoring Soviet role in liberation of Nazi death camps is shameful

By REUTERS

Elon Musk and the Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) (illustrative).

Elon Musk must use his influence to educate, not diminish Holocaust memory - opinion

By RABBI LEVI SHEMTOV

PRISONERS OF the Auschwitz concentration camp after their liberation by the Red Army in January 1945.

Survey finds lack of Holocaust knowledge in eight countries, but majority fear another genocide

By MICHAEL STARR

A scene from "The Zone of Interest"

'Place of incredible evil': House of Auschwitz commander to open to visitors

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

George Shefi meets with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Holocaust survivor awarded Germany’s Federal Order of Merit for Holocaust education efforts

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

An illustrative image of a class in an elementary school.

Over third of parents say their children targeted by antisemitism, witness it

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, January 1, 2014.

A Jewish museum in Tulsa held a funeral for remains of Holocaust victims it kept for years

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA

Lily Ebert (Left) standing next to her great-grandson Dov Forman (Right)

Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert dies at 100, King Charles leads tribute

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Volunteers attend an event in their honor by the Foundation for the Welfare of Holocaust Victims.

Foundation hosts event to honor Holocaust survivors living in Israel

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers a speech, following his first cabinet meeting as Prime Minister, in London, Britain, July 6, 2024.

No exemptions on Holocaust education under new UK curriculum plan, PM Starmer says

By DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD

Albania's national Holocaust memorial, situated in a Tirana park, has commemorative plaques in Albanian, English and Hebrew.

In Albania, where Jews were saved from the Nazis, educators teach the Holocaust to a new generation

By LARRY LUXNER/JTA

Frank W. Baker's book "We Survived the Holocaust," featuring illustrations by Tim Ogline, tells the real-life story of Bluma Tishgarten and Felix Goldberg.

South Carolina school district restricts Holocaust graphic novel for middle-schoolers

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA

Looking at a pictorial story of their country's history, German high school girls appear aghast as they wander through the Paulskirche in Frankfurt. The exhibition titled "Warsaw Ghetto," staged in 1963 and 1964, was the first of its kind in Germany.

Tim Walz cautioned against now rejected controversial ‘Gestapo Game’ at high school where he worked

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA , PHILISSA CRAMER/JTA