The perpetually broken vow of ‘Never Again’ The coffins of Israeli hostages show that such promises remain unfulfilled, and speak to a global failure of will and responsibility. Sacha Roytman Dratwa Feb. 26, 2025
Holocaust survivor, journalist and historian Marian Turski dies at 98 “Do not be indifferent,” he was known to say, as he advocated for education, Holocaust survivors and Righteous Gentiles. Carin M. Smilk Feb. 25, 2025
Rose Girone, world’s oldest Holocaust survivor, dies at 113 The supercentenarian attributed her longevity to living every day with a purpose (and a little dark chocolate). JNS Staff Feb. 25, 2025
Belgian railway company urged to apologize for WWII deportations Germany paid the SNCB/NMBS to deport 25,843 Jews and 351 Roma from to concentration and extermination camps. Yossi Lempkowicz Feb. 21, 2025
The shadow of history Both the Nazis and Hamas called for the murder of innocent Jewish children. Fiamma Nirenstein Feb. 20, 2025
Push in Senate, House to honor Roddie Edmonds with gold medal for saving Jews during WWII “He was really a right and wrong kind of guy, a standup guy," Chris Edmonds said of his late father, U.S. Army Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds. Jonathan D. Salant Feb. 19, 2025
What’s Jewish at this year’s Oscars? Actually, quite a bit From “The Brutalist” to “A Real Pain,” and the double-flick lead roles of Timothée Chalamet, content meets conflict in this year’s nominees. Alan Zeitlin Feb. 19, 2025
Jewish MK draws comparison between Gaza relocation and Holocaust "This month, exactly 86 years ago, the 'Central Bureau for Jewish Emigration' was established in Berlin with the aim of encouraging voluntary emigration of German Jews," Ofer Cassif tweeted. Feb. 18, 2025
Gazan faces hate-crime charge for Holocaust wreath vandalism in the Netherlands An asylum seeker who kicked a memorial object and allegedly inveighed against Israel failed to convince a judge that he did not know the site was tied to Jews. Canaan Lidor Feb. 17, 2025
