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Ambassador Radu Ioanid
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Romanian ambassador warns history can repeat itself
 Romanian Ambassador to Israel Radu Ioanid: 'Speak your conscience and don’t make compromises'
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 01.28.26
תושבים תופסים מחסה בתחנת מטרו בקייב
Holocaust Remembrance Day tragedy: lone survivor freezes to death in Kyiv
Yevgenia Besfamilny, who survived the war in Ukraine as a child, was found frozen to death in her apartment during an extreme cold wave and prolonged power and water outages, her body discovered only after a burst pipe flooded the building
Itamar Eichner | 01.27.26
השלט בכניסה למחנה הריכוז וההשמדה אושוויץ
How Iran has used Holocaust denial as a political tool
Opinion: In 2005, Iran began openly denying the Holocaust, arguing that without it there is no justification for Israel; on this UN-designated day, it is vital to understand that denial and stand against it
Dina Porat | 01.27.26
חיילים סובייטים עם ניצולי מחנה הריכוז וההשמדה אושוויץ, לאחר שיחרורו בשנת 1945
Holocaust remembrance shifts toward rescuers, raising concern over how history is being framed
A Tel Aviv University study finds more countries centering Holocaust memorials on Righteous Among the Nations, prompting scholars to warn that focusing on rescuers without context risks blurring the historical reality
Itamar Eichner | 01.27.26
ניצולי מחנה הריכוז וההשמדה אושוויץ עוברים בשעריו עם שחרורו, פברואר 1945
Worrisome ignorance: only half of Brazilians know about the Holocaust
Only about half of respondents correctly identified the Holocaust as the Nazi extermination of six million Jews
Hana Nusbaum | 01.27.26
תמונה שהופצה ברשת. הסיפור אמיתי, התמונה מזויפת
AI-generated Holocaust images pose a new threat to historical truth and visual memory
Opinion: Synthetic images created by artificial intelligence risk blurring archives, amplifying visual clichés and eroding how future generations understand the Holocaust and its documented reality
Prof. Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann | 01.27.26
מוזיאון חבלי הצלה להוקרת יהודים שהצילו יהודים
Saving Jews as Jews: a new museum spotlights Holocaust rescuers long left unrecognized
While Righteous Among the Nations are firmly rooted in Holocaust history, Jews who risked their lives to save other Jews were long sidelined; a new museum challenges that narrative and asks whether their heroism was truly taken for granted
Yaniv Pohoryles | 01.27.26
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World landmarks glow yellow as global Holocaust campaign marks nearly a decade
Buildings, public spaces and digital platforms worldwide joined the World Jewish Congress initiative on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
ynet Global | 01.27.26
The main Solidarity Sunday event in Buffalo, New York
More than 600 churches observe ‘Solidarity Sunday’ ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day
Christian and Jewish voices unite in support of Israel, remembrance of the Holocaust and condemnation of rising antisemitism through events and global broadcasts
Maayan Hoffman | 01.26.26
From right to left: Rabbi David Lau, Mayor Moshe Lion, Zvi Zalewski, and his mother Yardena Zalewski, 98, a Holocaust survivor who presented the book to the mayor and rabbi
Days before Holocaust Remembrance Day, survivors launch ‘Book of Hope’ in Jerusalem
At emotional ceremony at the Friends of Zion Museum, 52 Holocaust survivors share personal stories of survival and hope; with candles lit in memory of victims, leaders praise their heroism and resilience, calling their testimony a gift to future generations
ynet Global | 01.25.26
Bau
Holocaust survivor who fought Nazis with art and humor now hits the big screen
Joseph Bau survived the Holocaust through art, forged documents and quiet acts of resistance; he married fellow prisoner Rebecca in a Nazi camp; now, his story is told in a new film and preserved at a Tel Aviv museum fighting to stay open
Rinat Perera Danieli | 01.25.26
טקס יום השואה בכנסייה ביורק
Sharp decline in Holocaust remembrance in UK high schools prompts Israeli minister’s urgent appeal
Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Amichai Chikli called for immediate intervention by the British government; while over 2,000 British high schools held commemorative events in 2023, that number fell to under 1,200 in 2024, and 854 in 2025
Itamar Eichner | 01.23.26
טלאי צהוב ובגדי אסיר יהודי
Ireland survey shows 50% of adults unaware of Holocaust, some calling it ‘a myth’
A survey commissioned by the Claims Conference finds that about half of Irish adults do not know six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, while nearly one in 12 people aged 18–29 believe it is a myth
ynet Global | 01.21.26
תמונה שנוצרת בבינה מלאכותית
Germany urges ban on AI-generated fake Holocaust images to prevent historical distortion
German memorial institutions and the government are urging social media platforms to halt the spread of AI-generated fake Holocaust images, clearly distinguish them from authentic material and label them, warning that such content distorts history and harms the memory of the victims
Reuters | 01.16.26
David “Dugo” Leitner
Holocaust survivor Dugo Leitner honored as falafel becomes a national symbol of remembrance
On Jan. 18, people in Israel and worldwide will eat falafel in memory of Holocaust survivor David 'Dugo' Leitner, whose story gains added meaning this year with a commemorative stamp and the birth of a great-grandson named for him
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 01.16.26
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