36 Is Two Times Chai Digital portrait by Settenbrino of Rabbi Meir Kahane, 1932-1990 Our sages teach that the righteous are called living even in death, because their deeds live on in us and the lessons of their lives continue to guide…
A high school educational program and an evening remembrance at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach will mark 88 years since Kristallnacht on November 9. A 105-year-old Holocaust survivor is expected to take part in the commemoration alongside local elected officials and representatives…
The “Mesorah” Talmud torah in the Mekor Baruch neighborhood of Jerusalem was demolished on Tuesday after it had been slated for demolition for numerous years. The school building had served as a Talmud Torah for decades prior and has been…
Fred Behrend, who turns 100 on Nov. 3, will be honored along with his late parents in his hometown of Lüdenscheid with memorial plaques known as Stolpersteine, or "stumbling stones." It’s been decades since Fritz Fred Behrend returned to his hometown of…
“I consider Judaism to be a world heritage, not just something that belongs to the Jewish people, but something that others can relate to as well,” says Professor Youval Rotman, Academic Director and founder of the Koret Center for Jewish…
After years of neglect, the historic synagogue in Trzebinia, Poland, has been acquired through an international initiative aimed at restoring it to its original purpose and returning it to the Jewish community. The plans include the restoration of the building,…
No one can doubt the intensity and the enormity of the 10/7GEN, crushing decades of fallacies in reasoning that Jew-hatred can be reversed through better economic incentives, stronger personal and professional relationships, and “bridges” built for goodness between cultures separated since…
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, appointed 19 educators, historians and Jewish communal leaders to a panel that will advise the state about creating a permanent state Holocaust memorial at Empire State Plaza, which is opposite the state Capitol in…
Published 11:48 am Wednesday, October 28, 2026 QUINCY — Storyteller Carla Gordon, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, will present “One Family’s Story of the Holocaust” at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at Quincy University’s Brenner Library. Gordon will describe her family’s struggle under the Nazi regime…
The Radin Yeshiva was founded by the Chofetz Chaim, a sage still revered across the Orthodox world. Dovid Hofstedter was visiting Belarus five years ago when he discovered that a historic Jewish school had turned into something else. Hofstedter, a…
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