PM Netanyahu to Visit Australia, Singapore, Kazakhstan & Azerbaijan
The prime minister and president will be globe-trotting this year as Israel's international relations grow.
70 Years Later, Auschwitz Inmate’s Gold Ring Found in Double Bottom Mug
"The Germans incessantly lied to the Jews they deported for extermination. They told them about resettlement, work and life in a different location."
Netanyahu Welcomed as First Israeli PM to Visit Kazakhstan
PM Netanyahu is hoping Kazakhstan will support Israel's bid for a seat on the UN Security Council.
Trump Warns ‘Something Will Have To Be Done’ About North Korea Missile Threat
President Trump said Washington considered this week's ICBM launch a threat and that the United States would “confront it very strongly.”
Germany: We Alone Are to Blame for Holocaust
“Anti-Semitic statements are overflowing the internet channels in Poland, [and] they have become present on the main stream media too."
Elie Wiesel’s Childhood Home Vandalized by Anti-Semites
The Romanian group for Monitoring and Fighting Anti-Semitism condemned the vandalism against the "memory of Elie Wiesel, the memory of the Holocaust victims and the souls of the Holocaust survivors."
Auschwitz Showers Only A ‘Public Safety Measure,’ Says Museum
Showers installed in front of Auschwitz are simply a 'public safety measure' to ward off the summer heat, says the museum.
NY Members of Congress Push to Deport Former Nazi Guard
Palij pleaded in court that he was forced to serve as a guard at the slave labor camp during World War II.
ISA: Israeli Convert to Islam Indicted on ISIS Ties
The ISA views the departure of Israelis to Syria and Iraq as a very dangerous phenomenon.
Ukrain’s Deputy Speaker: Mend Ties with Israel by Moving Embassy to Jerusalem
Our advice to all the foreign missions in Israel is to beat the crowds and start moving their own embassies to the capital, while the rates are relatively reasonable.
Armenia’s Prime Minister Resigns on National TV
Pashinian said he was resigning in order to dissolve the parliament and force early elections, saying that was what was needed “to return the entire power to the people.”
Estonian Jewry Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary of First Jewish Center Since WWII
"Both our nations know what it means to maintain our identity and freedom even under the threat of foreign powers."
Hungarian Neo-Nazis Vandalize Holocaust Protest ‘Living Memorial’
For more than two years, the Living Memorial has served as a site for regular talks, lectures, discussions groups, musical performances and commemorations.
IAI Signs Mega Marketing Deal With Poland’s PGZ
"We are certain that the partnership will be a long-term, strategic one."
Palestinian Authority Demands Romania Keep Its Embassy Out of Jerusalem
The United States plans to officially transfer its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and open temporary facilities on the secular date of Israel’s declaration of independence, May 14.
Netanyahu: ‘Lithuania, Israel are Natural Allies’
"We too are proud of our history, our long history, our robust and pluralistic democracy which guarantees the rights of all our citizens."
Last Survivor of Sobibor Death Camp, Philip Bialowitz, obm, Passes Away
The last Polish Jew who managed to survive the Sobibor Nazi death camp has passed away at the age of 90.
New Israeli Tourism Campaign in Romania
At peak season there are 64 weekly flights between Romania and Israel, with most on the Bucharest-Tel Aviv route.
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.
Watch Netanyahu, Kvirikashvili Launch Talks With 2600 Years Bridging Jewish, Georgian People
"The personal ties and the relations between the Jewish and Georgian people are truly exemplary. Our relations go deeply to centuries."
Hitler’s Childhood Home to be Demolished by Austrian Government
The Austrian government says it will demolish Adolf Hitler's birth house to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi monument.
Hungarians Denounce Oscar-Nominated ‘Son of Saul’ as ‘Jewish Propaganda’
Some Hungarians are calling it "Holokamu" (Holocaust con or hoax).
Two Mikvahs Exposed in Vilna’s Great Synagogue 70 Years after Destruction
This important and magnificent synagogue was the center of study of the Vilna Gaon. In recent weeks, a delegation of archaeologists has uncovered two of the compound's ritual baths.
Israeli, US Pilots to Fly Joint Aerial Exercise Near Eilat
"There's a lot to learn from Israel. In our tiny airspace and in the environment around us, things are so intense."
Lithuania Admits its Citizens Participated in Murder of Jews During the Holocaust
A document prepared ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s historic visit to Lithuania calls the death of 95 percent of Lithuanian Jews “a great tragedy for the Lithuanian state and society.”
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