Counselors dressed as Nazi soldiers, campers as young as 10 forced to wear yellow patches and witness horrific images – these were just some of the methods the Jewish Agency used to teach the Shoah in the former Soviet Union in the 1990s
Now surrounded by grandchildren, they were born on the famous ship carrying 4,500 illegal Jewish immigrants from Europe to Palestine in 1947
Ranan Lurie, 85, has worked at the world’s top papers, drawn influential caricatures of hundreds of leaders and had military exploits worthy of a superhero
While every human life is inherently valuable, we must not give too much priority to the rights of the white nationalists and too little to those being threatened
Marianne Rubin, who fled Nazis in Europe ahead of World War II, vows to fight their resurgence after Charlottesville
Nazi and fascist American groups, whose rhetoric is echoed by those marching in Charlottesville, allowed nervous politicians to believe they were enough of a force that xenophobia-riddled policies prevailed
Jewish summer camps actually began as part of a larger trend in the late 19th century to get poor kids from the inner cities out into the fresh air of the countryside and to 'Americanize' them in the process
Eli Valley's goal with 'Diaspora Boy' is to energize a 'besieged Jewish left': 'We’ve been told we’re self-haters and Jewishly ignorant, and my book says, enough of that shit’
Far-right Slovakian firebrand Marian Kotleba is anything but down and out, as even local Jews admit. Will another win in the regional vote in November position him for bigger things?
And how he, in return, saved them is the subject of a new online documentary premiering August 15
