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A Jewish and a Palestinian man both find they’ve been naïve in believing New Zealand to be a safe haven from hatred and abuse.

Papers from SS headquarters uncover instruction to kill up to 1,000 enslaved labourers on island of Alderney

Mark Levin called Wolf Blitzer and Jake Tapper ‘self-hating Jews’ on syndicated radio show, prompting furious response

More than 1,000 incidents recorded in UK since 7 October Hamas attacks, including targeting of schools

It never stops being moving, seeing those two children waiting forlornly by the steps leading down to the underground lines at Liverpool Street station.

Mr. Stern, who greeted friends with a bear hug, made it his mission to inform people about the Holocaust so it wouldn’t ever happen again.

The Ontario government recently made a welcome announcement that as of September 2025, lessons on the Holocaust will be included in the mandatory history class for Grade 10 students. The announcement precedes Neuberger Holocaust Education Week at the Toronto Holocaust Museum, which runs Nov. 1–9.

The festival's 27th edition will showcase an incredible variety of feature films, shorts and documentaries

Late in 1938, Nazis across Germany attacked Jews and their homes, businesses and places of worship and arrested about 30,000 Jewish men. The attacks became known as Kristallnacht – the “Night of Broken Glass” – for the streets littered with broken glass from the vandalism.

Horrific attack leaves community in shock as elderly survivor's tragic end draws international attention.

DP World has paid no tax in Australia despite revenue of $4.5bn over eight years, Israel confirms an airstrike on a Gaza refugee camp