Holocaust

Rebecca, a Holocaust survivor in her 80s, shares the miracle of her survival and describes her childhood during the Holocaust. What particularly worries her?

Irena Vladislavsky hid in a non-Jewish home during World War II. Later, her father found her and told her about her Jewish origins. Nineteen years ago, she established a museum in her Ariel home to commemorate Holocaust victims.

Sometimes we get hurt, but do we cry all the time? No. There are also good things in the world, much more good, and we should focus on it.

A Holocaust survivor and spiritual leader, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Taub dedicated his life to Torah and rebuilding a shattered world

A new survey reveals a high percentage of Americans, particularly the young, are unaware of the Holocaust events and do not believe 6 million Jews were murdered.

How should we view the Holocaust? And why did the Chazon Ish refer to it as 'surgery'?

The Jewish community in Tarnow was destroyed during the Holocaust, the synagogue demolished by the Germans, but the Eternal Light recently discovered serves as the last item and a lasting memory. Rabbi Avraham Krieger from the 'Shema Olam' Institute shares the groundbreaking discovery.

Ilan Jacobi spent his childhood in a monastery in Rome, saved by a nun later acknowledged as a Righteous Among the Nations. He recalls the hunger, fear, and threats. In a fascinating conversation, he recounts the miracles he experienced during the war and after immigrating to Israel.

After losing his wife and children in the Holocaust, Rabbi Halberstam chose faith, kindness, and rebuilding over despair.

How the Sanzer Rebbe upheld Shabbat and mitzvot with deep joy even amidst the horrors of the Holocaust

Shocking - For years, rare Holocaust photos were hidden in the albums of Nazi soldiers. These pictures capture the lives of Jews in Poland through the lenses of German soldiers' personal cameras, often serving as the last and only documentation of the photographed Jews.

Arad Elbaz never thought he would become a yeshiva student, but the question of Hashem's whereabouts during the Holocaust led him to explore his Jewish roots deeply. Upon receiving an unexpected answer, he realized there was no point in running from the truth.

A sobering statistic post-Holocaust: The global Jewish population still hasn't reached the pre-World War II figure of 16.6 million. Meanwhile, the world's population has almost tripled.

The Holocaust survivor's harrowing journey through artistic expression

A 90-year-old man decides to share his childhood experiences of the Holocaust, an 80-year-old Jewish woman from Yemen recounts how her sister was taken from her, and a seventh-generation Jerusalemite from Mea Shearim reveals his life story. These are just a few examples of the thousand stories documented by Yad Sarah over the past 20 years. Volunteer Verda Bar-On, who manages the project in Jerusalem, shares her excitement.

In a viral video, 90-year-old David S. Wisnia recounts his escape from the Nazis, having survived three years in Auschwitz. A story filled with personal providence, resilience, and heroism.

A Holocaust story of selflessness, true giving, and the power of one mitzvah done from the heart

"I wouldn't trade my memories of Auschwitz," said the woman whose Holocaust memories taught generations about the human capacity to rise above the harshest circumstances.

Rabbi David Skolsky has managed the Kadosh Hashem Archive for over half a century, documenting Holocaust events. "We have collected thousands of testimonies, and the more we speak with Holocaust survivors, the more we understand - their spiritual heroism was incomprehensible."

Amon Göth's daughter, who was the commander of Plaszow camp, talks about a little-discussed aspect of the Holocaust: What did Nazis tell their children about their 'special work' with Jews in the camps?