Holocaust

How do you keep believing after the Holocaust? Plus, the internet is abuzz over Amichai Chikli's exit from Yamina: Here are the 10 most viewed videos and articles this week on Hidabroot, all in one place.

Tzvi Glazer, a Holocaust survivor who lit a memorial torch, shared his life's story: Lodz Ghetto, Auschwitz, Dachau, a two-minute escape, facing death, the selections, and eventual rescue and survival.

What lessons for educating children can be learned from the Holocaust? How did a Holocaust survivor father respond to his son's question about preserving faith during the Holocaust? And what happened when a Nazi guard discovered the light of the Chanukah menorah?

How did Jews remind themselves of the commandments during the Holocaust? What was the concern of Groningen's rabbi during forced labor? And how did a devout Jewish woman handle eating pork? Two moving stories about the Jewish heart that does not forget the Torah even in the valley of darkness.

Israel commemorates the six million brutally murdered during the years of rage in Europe. The siren will sound at 10:00 AM.

"How can I not believe in miracles?" wonders Olga Shalmon, who survived Auschwitz and was one of Mengele's twins. "I am myself a miracle, a miracle that I stayed alive."

What did a Bar or Bat Mitzvah celebration look like during the Holocaust? Survivor Bella Shaffer shares powerful family memories from those darkest times.

"There is an explanation for everything," "A rabbinical lineage of a thousand years that survives against all odds," "I can give you a practical answer - who should we grant victory, to the murderers or to their victims, who know that despite everything, the Jewish people live!"

Passover Seder without matzah and wine, a single candle to light the Chanukah menorah, shared tefillin, and public prayer. Rabbi Sinai Adler zt"l recalls maintaining a life of Torah and mitzvot in the Valley of Death.

His smiling facial muscles slackened and turned into a grimace, and his body began to tremble at the sight of a terrible vision that came to his mind... a bitter and great scream came from his mouth: The children!

47% of young Israelis expressed fear of a potential second Holocaust striking the Jewish people. Women are more fearful than men, and the younger demographic shows more concern than the older generation.

Her whispered prayer saved her in Auschwitz and now she wondered if it could follow her to the next world.

Explore the rich tapestry of Jewish history in Ukraine - from persecution to revival

In this hall, right here, a few years ago, Hitler declared war on the Jewish people and arrogantly claimed that there would be no trace of them left except in a museum. And what is the end? He was vanquished and destroyed, and we rise from the ashes thanks to the Torah, which is compared to fire.

For 20 years, students at Re'ut school have been renovating cemeteries in Poland. Now, they embark on a unique and chilling initiative: documenting testimonies about dozens of mass graves across Poland. Dina Weiner, the project's leader, discusses the initiative, the pain, and the sense of mission.

After years of silence from her parents, who survived the Holocaust, Lily Haber decided to travel to Poland and discover its history firsthand. For the past 20 years, she has returned repeatedly, fighting for Jewish memory, uncovering emotional stories, and documenting the past.

Oren Ben Yair shared a touching story about the special dreidels passed down through generations. Here is his moving tale.

A Holocaust survivor shares the lasting impact of his father's final blessing, filled with faith and love for Hashem

A true story of Jewish faith and courage in the darkest moments of the Holocaust.

A Holocaust survivor tells how his father’s final request to iron a shirt became the act that saved his life.