Tag: Krakow
UNESCO Declares Tomb of the Jewish Patriarchs a “Palestinian World Heritage Site”
The Jewish people's ancestors, buried in Hebron, must be turning in their graves right now.
Painter Jonasz Stern’s ‘Landscape after the Holocaust’ in Krakow Museum
Painter Jonasz Stern left a permanent mark on the Polish art of the 20th century.
Philanthropist Marcus Katz Dead at 89
Katz established the Marcus Katz Award which for 41 years has been given to outstanding contributors to building harmony between Jewish law and tradition and the modern world.
Krakow Gas Workers Expose Bones Digging at Plaszów Concentration Camp
Gas company workers were doing maintenance work on a pipeline when they discovered the bones.
Ryanair Flying to Israel with Big Boost to Negev
Europe's low-fare airline will fly three routes to the Ovda Airport, northwest of Eilat.
Critics see struggle for power behind replacement of Krakow chief rabbi
130-member community may own dozens of properties worth more than $10 million.
Disco Opening at Former Jewish Learning Center Stirs Controversy
The opening of a music club and disco in a 19th century Jewish learning center in Krakow is sparking controversy.
The club, called Mezcal, which...