From Holocaust News Today

How Kibbutz Yad Mordechai has Become a Symbol of Resilience and Continuity.

Kibbutz Yad Mordechai has been under continuing rocket fire since it held off terrorist infiltrators on Oct. 7.

A single thread links the March of the Living in Poland and the memory of the six million Jews murdered because of their Jewishness to the thrilling parade in New York in support of Israel.

Holocaust survivor Irene Butter shared with students what it was like growing up as a Jewish child in Nazi-occupied Europe.

Letters to the Editor: Mike DeWine needs to look inside himself. Warts and all. The irony of it all.

If goal was to squash success of fundraiser to support LGBTQ+ youth, a group of neo-Nazis have egg all over their masked faces, Amelia Robinson writes.

It is both incomprehensible and scary to me that there are people today in America who think that discrimination, hate, and bigotry are OK, Mike DeWine writes.

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