Shem Olam Holocaust Memorial Center has launched 'Face to Face,' which could help descendants of victims find their loved ones in old photos, Reuters reports

In March 1939, weeks before the notorious White Paper, Polish Jewry sent London a desperate telegram, published here apparently for the first time. At terrible cost, it was ignored

75 years after death camp prisoners freed, photo project featuring 75 people who survived the Holocaust to open at Ruhr Museum in the presence of German Chancellor Merkel

In TV interview, Netanyahu warns Islamic Republic en route to nuclear arms and needs to stopped, calls for 'concrete sanctions' against International Criminal Court

Premiering January 21 ahead of March 2 opening of the Secret Vatican Archives for 1939-1958, film provides historical context for 17 million pages of documents to be released

Ahead of this week's visit to Israel, comedian who became a corruption-battling president discusses everything from Babi Yar, the Holocaust and the Holodomor, to Putin and Trump

At ceremony at Dohany Street Synagogue, rabbi speaks of 'ambivalent feelings' surrounding anniversary, which contains pain and mourning, but also 'celebration of life'

Yaffa Issachar, back from Moscow where she worked to secure release of daughter Naama, calls on supporters to show respect for Russian president when he visits Jerusalem this week

16 year old with chutzpa convinced Nazis not to use Amsterdam's Esnoga as a collection point for deportation as his comrades helped rescue building from plunder -- and a bomb plot

Hiding in a pile of old clothes underneath a barracks, Eddy de Wind wrote 'Last Stop Auschwitz' in the days immediately after the camp's liberation 75 years ago