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'Ethnic Germans' examine their new property in Poland, November 1939.

Germans Were Compensated for Property Stolen From Jews

Ofer Aderet | 17.01.2022

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Anne Frank poses in 1941 in this photo made available by Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Surprise Suspect in Anne Frank's Betrayal Discovered

Reuters | 17.01.2022

Alexander Ivanovich Kazhura at the memorial to the Jews executed by the Nazis in the village of Khotenchitsy, in the Minsk region of Belarus

The Real Reason Belarus’ Dictatorial Regime Is Downplaying the Holocaust

Leonid Smilovitsky / Opinion | 12.01.2022

The five-piece ensemble Mosaic Voices, including Michael Etherton, center.

How a Last Letter From a Holocaust Victim Inspired an Album of Jewish Choral Music

Daniella Peled | 17.01.2022

Photos by Dr. Mohamed Helmy and Anna Boros, with Yad Vashem and Nazi soldiers in the background.

The Arab Doctor Who Risked His Life for a Jewish Family During the Holocaust

Rich Tenorio | 18.01.2022

Emergency teams stage near Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas, on Saturday.

'I Threw a Chair at the Gunman, and We All Got Out': Texas Rabbi Recounts Escape

Reuters | 17.01.2022

Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker served as the community's first full-time rabbi since 2006.

'His Entire Persona Is Listening and Dialogue': Meet the Texas Rabbi Held Hostage

The Forward, Jodi Rudoren | 16.01.2022

Authorities escorting a hostage out of the Beth Israel synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, yesterday.

Texas Synagogue Attack Is Reminder That Even Today, U.S. Jews Must Still Fund Security

Allison Kaplan Sommer | 16.01.2022

Police stand in front of the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, January 16, 2022.

FBI Was Right – but Also Wrong – in Saying Texas Synagogue Attack Wasn't Antisemitic

Anshel Pfeffer | 17.01.2022

Ultra-Orthodox Jews and others watch a member of Women of the Wall carry a Torah scroll the group smuggled in for their Rosh Hodesh prayers marking the new month, at the Western Wall, last month.

Israel Approves $35 Million Western Wall Budget Without a Cent for Egalitarian Space

Judy Maltz | 16.01.2022

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett speaks during news conference with Foreign Minister Yair Lapid in Jerusalem near the end of last year

It’s un-Jewish to Be Too Optimistic. But in Israel, There’s Now Faint Cause for Hope

Chuck Freilich / Opinion | 16.01.2022

Dozens of couples get married every evening in Bnei Brak's “Weddingville,” and they will go on to be fruitful and multiply, producing an average of 6.5 children per Haredi family.

The Haredi Answer to Tel Aviv: A Night in Israel's Most Crowded City

Hagai Amit | 13.01.2022

Ultra-Orthodox Jews attending a funeral for a venerated rabbi last October.

Despite Being Most Affected by COVID, Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Change Daily Routines Least

Sam Sokol | 17.01.2022

Demonstrators protesting against forestation in the Bedouin village of Sawa, southern Israel, last week.

JNF Board Members Demand End to Controversial Tree-planting in Negev Until Questions Answered

Judy Maltz | 17.01.2022

Far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir plants a tree in Sa'wa, a Bedouin village in the Negev desert in southern Israel, this month.

The Jewish National Fund's 120th Birthday Is an Excellent Opportunity to Say ‘Enough’

Moshe Gilad / Opinion | 18.01.2022

The gender-neutral prayer book "Siddur Davar Hadash"

The Trans Jew Creating a Gender-neutral Prayer Book in Hebrew

JTA, Jaz Twersky | 13.01.2022

David Fisher. 'There is pressure from the establishment and Holocaust survivors to preserve the symbols that have been set.'

The Filmmaker Questioning the Figure of 6 Million Jewish Victims in WWII

Nirit Anderman | 16.01.2022

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