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Cantor Julie Yugend-Green was the first member of the Oak Park Temple B'nai Abraham Zion (OPT) to see the Holocaust Torah Scroll, which was transferred to the care of the Oak Park synagogue last month by the Memorial Scroll Trust in London, UK.“The first time I opened it,” she recalled, “I saw how beautiful it was, and I thought about how many hundreds if not thousands of people have chanted and told stories from it. I felt those voices. I felt the history.”

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Temple Beth El Israel members will walk the scroll into the synagogue on April 15, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

A Torah scroll at Chevrei Tzedek that was thought unusable has been fully restored thanks to efforts from the Memorial Scrolls Trust.

Research in social-emotional learning (SEL) provides guidance that can be used by those responsible for Holocaust education.

DUBAI: A private museum in the United Arab Emirates unveiled on Saturday a Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust,...

Earlier this month, UAE said it will include Holocaust education at schools, the first country in the region to do so

Dubai's Crossroads of Civilizations Museum founder says exhibition aims to fight Holocaust denial, remind visitors of 'good days' between Jews and Arabs in region

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UAE museum unveils Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust in tolerance push