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Boris Eldagsen says he is grateful his photo was chosen and remarks on its historic significance as the first image generated by artificial intelligence to win a prestigious competition

Teenager goes into life-threatening anaphylactic shock as family finds EpiPen on hand is expired; fortunately for him, Dr. Matan Unger rushed to the rescue

'We dream of your life, we plan your arrival and the knowledge that you are here to complete our love makes our days much happier,' soccer star and influencer say in joint Instagram post alongside a series of photos revealing the baby bump

After 180 organizations submit letter to Elon Musk on Twitter's antisemitism problem, platform rolls out new hate speech policy of labeling content that may violate their hateful conduct policy

In his speech at Yad Vashem, President Herzog recounts harrowing story of Nazis dismembering Jewish captives 'to be displayed and cataloged in an orderly fashion' as a macabre symbol for a people they aimed to erase from history

Known by his friends as ‘Iron Man’, Eshkar prepared to run in the Boston Marathon for months before he was tragically murdered in a terror attack in Tel Aviv; in a moving gesture, his family will receive the race kit he would have received for the competition

A two minute siren blared throughout Israel as people honored the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Nazi atrocities across Europe; Knesset hold ceremony naming each victim

New report shows Twitter leading the charge with 60% of all hateful content flagged; meanwhile, removal rate of such posts more than halved after Musk takeover

During the Holocaust, Shalom Cholawski commanded the armed uprising in Nyasvizh, continued fighting the Nazis in the forests, and even carried out a campaign of personal revenge – leaving behind a legacy of bravery in the face of adversity

After Nazis invaded Hungary, Edith's family was forced first into a ghetto and then transported to Auschwitz where her parents perished; She and her sister survived the Holocaust to tell the story of Hungarian Jews