Herbert Rubinstein News Today

Holocaust survivors are sharing their wrenching stories in a digital campaign called #CancelHate, revisiting their trauma and persecution as hate and antisemitism soars to levels not seen in decades.

As denial and distortion escalate online, survivors fight back.

DUESSELDORF, Germany -- Herbert Rubinstein was 5 years old when he and his mother where taken from the Jewish ghetto of Chernivtsi and put on a cramped cattle wagon waiting to take them to their deaths. It was 1941, and Romanians collaborating with Germanys Nazis were rounding up tens of thousands of Jews from his hometown in what is now southwestern Ukraine.

It features videos of survivors from around the globe reading Holocaust denial posts from different social media platforms.

Holocaust survivors confront rising antisemitism and Holocaust denial in a new campaign, #CancelHate, launched by the Claims Conference.

Holocaust survivors are sharing their wrenching stories in a digital campaign called #CancelHate, revisiting their trauma and persecution as hate and antisemitism soars to levels not seen in decades.

Holocaust survivors are sharing their wrenching stories in a digital campaign called #CancelHate, revisiting their trauma and persecution as hate and antisemitism soars to levels not seen in decades.

Holocaust survivors are sharing their wrenching stories in a digital campaign called #CancelHate, revisiting their trauma and persecution as hate and antisemitism soars to levels not seen in decades.

DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) — Herbert Rubinstein was 5 years old when he and his mother where taken from the Jewish ghetto of Chernivtsi and put on a cramped cattle wagon

DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) — Herbert Rubinstein was 5 years old when he and his mother where taken from the Jewish ghetto of Chernivtsi and put on a cramped cattle wagon waiting to take them to their deaths. It was 1941, and Romanians collaborating with Germany’s Nazis were rounding up tens of thousands of Jews from […]