Yellow Candles shine brightly across the world to remember victims of the Holocaust
The Yellow Candle project is an initiative of Maccabi GB
David Cameron pledges to build ‘vital’ Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre alongside Parliament
The memorial was first proposed in 2015
Christians join Jewish community in solidarity and defiance on Yom HaShoah march
The marchers also called for the release of the hostages
At Holocaust event, Biden says the world is ‘already forgetting’ October 7
The president also condemned anti-Israel protests on American campuses
Hundreds of strangers attend funeral of Holocaust survivor who died without family
Esther Greizer was never able to have children after being abused by Mengele at Auschwitz
Community stands ‘united, proud and resilient’ on Yom HaShoah
A ceremony was held next to the Houses of Parliament
Protesters disrupt Auschwitz March of the Living on Yom HaShoah
Activists went to Auschwitz and chanted “stop genocide” at people paying their respects to victims of the Holocaust
Young people are carrying the torch of Holocaust testimony
Generations 2 Generations encourages descendants of survivors and refugees to tell the stories of their ancestors
This Yom HaShoah calls for extra strength
We will stand together to demand the unconditional release of the hostages and pray for peace in the region. Our courage has sprouted again and it will not be silenced
Yad Vashem UK schools contest will honour victims of October 7
Children are being asked to design a Sefer Torah cover
Trudy Gold: ‘We all put our souls into teaching about the Shoah properly’
When Tanya met her mother… the last of a powerhouse generation of Holocaust educators
Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert shares testimony at Israeli Embassy event
The attendees discussed the role of social media in Holocaust education
Yom HaShoah in pictures: How the world marked Holocaust Remembrance Day
Remembrance events are taking place in Israel and around the world
Holocaust survivors land in Israel on rescue flights as Yom HaShoah begins
'I was a refugee in 1941 and now I’ve become a refugee again'
Survivor Edith Eger's recipe for hope
Best-selling author and psychologist Edith Eger is determined not to be defined as a victim of the Nazis, she tells Gaby Wine
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