World war ii
The BBC haunted by bias - and the Israeli connection
Senior journalist Malcolm Balen examined hundreds of hours of BBC broadcast material, TV and radio, analyzing the content in minute detail. His 20,000-word report was later classified as top secret.
How post-war world order is collapsing under the weight of new US ambitions - opinion
Putin establishes Soviet genocide memorial day, erasing Jewish victims of Nazis
Holocaust survivor and Ireland's oldest man, Josef Veselsky, dies aged 107
False equivalency of Gaza and Dresden: One was revenge, the other self-defense - opinion
Dresden was revenge against a defeated enemy. Gaza is self-defense against an enemy that still openly calls for Israel’s annihilation.
Ralph Vaughan Williams: A humanist composer who opposed the Nazis, helped Jews
So, next time you hear the rapt, silken poetry of The Lark Ascending, give a thought not only to Vaughan Williams the composer, but to the humanist who opposed the Nazis.
From 1945 to 2025: Netanyahu channels Churchill as he seeks to turn war into legacy - opinion
Both men understood that in politics, being right isn’t enough – you must also be right at the right moment, with the right crisis, and the right democratic mandate.
An emotional exploration in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan offers modern transportation, including domestic flights, modern, high-speed trains, and regular trains from the Soviet days.
For Israelis under Iranian barrage, deadly nights alternate with days brimming with life
Ever resilient, Israelis are finding a new routine during a national emergency after war breaks out in the region.
Reaccepting the Torah: Looking back the first Shavuot after the fall of Nazi Germany
For many Holocaust survivors, May 18, 1945 was the first Shavuot they were able to celebrate after years of war.
'Dangerous distortion,' Auschwitz Museum calls out AI-generated images of Holocaust victims
The museum claims that the Facebook page 90's History has been producing AI images of Auschwitz victims, using "real content," from its website.
Operation Benjamin: Finding lost Jewish-American war heroes and honoring their memory
An organization tracks down the Jewish heroes of World Wars I and II, and honors them with the symbol of their faith, even more than a century after they made the ultimate sacrifice.
Review: Meet the woman who saved countless art masterpieces from the Nazis
Valland is the real-life heroine of “The Art Spy,” a curator at Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris in the 1940s.
French Jewish WWII spy Marthe Cohn dies at 105
During her time as a spy, she was able to provide the French military with information on German positions, contributing to several notable victories.
