Holocaust education
Israel advocate ‘Nicholas the Zionist’ details strategy to dismantle antisemitism in HRCOO webinar
His advocacy began in May 2021 amid a surge of anti-Israel sentiment on TikTok, where he made a video calling out virtue signaling that went viral and drew an overwhelming wave of antisemitism.
After outcry, Texas lieutenant governor says schools should teach Holocaust books
I went to Poland to learn history and returned knowing what remembrance demands
Will AfD’s historic win affect Holocaust remembrance in Germany? - analysis
Israel National Team balances remembrance and readiness ahead of EuroBasket tip-off
Ahead of their EuroBasket debut, Israel’s national basketball team visited Auschwitz and Birkenau, reflecting on history and finding unity as they prepare to face Iceland.
Congressional Education c'mtee investigating NEA for 'antisemitic positions'
The US Committee on Education and Workforce is investigating the National Education Association over antisemitism concerns linked to its 2025 handbook and policies on Israel and Palestine.
'Spat on, called a murderer': Israeli rabbi recounts antisemitism during tour in Poland - interview
In Warsaw, Ostroff was standing next to a marketplace when a 70-year-old woman walked up, spat on him, and then walked away.
Holocaust distortion and preserving the accurate narrative in Eastern Europe - opinion
Many countries refuse to acknowledge the major role their citizens played in the mass murder of their Jewish inhabitants during the Holocaust.
Edward R. Murrow, the first NYC public High School to bring ‘Names, Not Numbers’, Holocaust program
“What started as an idea became something much bigger and more powerful than we expected,” he said. “This program is about learning from the past to make the world better.”
Helena Weinrauch, Holocaust survivor and ‘dancing angel,’ dies at 100
Weinrauch’s story of survival — and how she discovered, at 88, the joy of ballroom dancing — was the subject of a 2015 documentary, “Fascination: Helena’s Story.”
What preserves the memory of the Holocaust among Jews is hope, and looking to the future
The point was made by several speakers that there cannot be memory without knowledge, and that lack of knowledge leads to difficulties in countering Holocaust denial and distortion.
Romanian right-wing candidate who downplayed Holocaust loses presidential election
In Romania, which is home to around 12,000 Jews, the lead-up to the election saw a resurgence in symbolism associated with the Iron Guard, a Romanian antisemitic militant movement during the 1930s.
The growing need for Holocaust education, as Trump's actions won't be enough - opinion
A 2020 Claims Conference survey found that 63% of US millennials and Gen Z did not know that six million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust.
Trump fires Doug Emhoff from Holocaust Memorial Council
“Today, I was informed of my removal from the United States Holocaust Memorial Council,” Emhoff said in a statement to the NYT. “Holocaust remembrance and education should never be politicized.
