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South Africa accuses Israel of violating UN’s 1948 Genocide Convention, established in the Holocaust’s wake.

Ms Ebert, who lives in London, received an MBE at Windsor Castle in January for services to Holocaust education

In “Occupied City,” a young woman with an even voice narrates Nazi encounters and crimes throughout Amsterdam during World War II

In his meticulous and harrowing Holocaust film “The Zone of Interest,” writer-director Jonathan Glazer has found a way to convey evil without ever depicting the horror itself

Letters: Tim Mulroy on his father and aunt who were saved from the Holocaust, and Dr Malcolm Fletcher on another Kindertransport survivor

Vice president releases statement to condemn abortion bans that are passed by ‘extremist so-called leaders’

Mitch Albom’s latest pocket-sized novel packs quite a punch, writes Associated Press reviewer Rob Merrill

France is not the only European country on full alert regarding mounting violence targeting Jewish communities ... In recent weeks, Germany, which is home to Europe’s third largest Jewish community, is seeing an uptick in anti-Semitic attacks, with some Pro-Palestinian rallies turning violent. Since the October 7 Hamas attack on…

Egyptian president agrees to open Rafah crossing to allow 20 trucks of humanitarian aid to access Gaza

Among the most wretched of the victims of the bloody Hamas attack nine days ago are the hostages — 199, according to Israel — that the group took with them to Gaza. They include a journalist in his Eighties and a grandmother who had survived the Holocaust, as well as…

Relatives call for more information about their missing loved ones as US secretary of state Anthony Blinken visits Tel Aviv in show of support