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After the death of his father, Shimon Dadush found his old diary which remains the only testament to the pain and suffering the Nazis inflicted on Jews in Libya as well as a harrowing tale of survival

Jewish Federations of North America to hold conference marking Israel's 75th anniversary in Tel Aviv next week, under pressure to disinvite prime minister and Simcha Rothman, architect of coalition legislative push

Opinion: While all Israelis are aware of the Nazi atrocities that took place in Germany and Poland, too few remember the horrors the Jews experienced on Soviet soil

Witnessing the mass murder of her Jewish brethren by Hungarian fascists, Agnes Adachi teamed up with the famed Swedish diplomat in his quest to save thousands of Jews

Poet, paratrooper Szenez faces a fascist court and tells her accuses that they were guilty of betraying their people, a chapter out of Ilan Kfir's book about the final days of an Israeli legend

March resumes after three-year pandemic-induced hiatus and is lead not by world leaders but rather by survivors of Nazi atrocities, many of whom are in their 90s

While not inherently a disadvantageous trait, perfectionism in children can lead to anxiety, depression, social difficulties, and hinder their ability to learn and grow from mistakes

After the Nazis murdered his son, Mordechai Rabahon carried his ashes across continents, oceans and internment camps to being him to eternal rest in Israel; after his story was all but forgotten, it is now being told again

NYT spills new salacious details about a 2011 deal struck at a strip club between Israeli cyber firm NSO Group and representatives of the Mexican government — the company's first and biggest client

Having seen her father brutalized by the Nazis, Erika Gold and her family were deported to concentrations camps in 1940, which she said ultimately saved her life