Foreign minister again slams Warsaw over law, under which he says property restitution rights are being 'stolen from the Holocaust victims'

17 19th-century funeral scrolls, manuscripts and community records recovered ahead of auction; Justice Department says items will be returned to communities

State Department source tells Israeli newspaper Washington is urging Warsaw to amend bill that would effectively block claims to seized property

'I feel like I lost a part of my body,' survivor's daughter says of planned legislation that would thwart claims for Jewish-owned property seized by Nazis

In Goerlitz, a city on Germany's eastern border that's home to 30 Jews, the magnificent Art Deco building is rededicated as a Jewish house of worship and interfaith gathering space

Founder of the Holocaust Survivors of Miami-Dade County became a national advocate for survivors and testified before Congress

Charge d'affaires says proposed bill is bad for Jews and others; critics say it could block Jewish heirs from claiming property left during Holocaust

After Israeli envoy to Warsaw is summoned, Polish deputy FM assails Jewish state's 'inappropriate' criticism of law barring restitution claims

Foreign Ministry's political director tells Polish ambassador to Israel that it is not too late to walk back controversial legislation

Mateusz Morawiecki digs in heels after Israeli FM attacks law that would set a 30-year deadline for Jews to recover seized property, barring all Holocaust claims