Karen Pollock

Remember the strength of Shoah survivors

The question isn’t where was G-d, but where was man?

Holocaust Memorial will stand as a warning

The new centre will enable future generations to grapple with the history of the Shoah

UK must boycott Durban festival of Jew hate

It is grotesque that UN should be celebrating the anniversary of this poisonous conference

Time to stop making lazy Holocaust parallels

We must learn the lessons of history without making inappropriate comparisons, argues Karen Pollock

We Jews must not be silent

We must speak out against Chinese actions, says Karen Pollock

Where was God? Or man? Keep asking

We must challenge simplistic narratives about the Shoah, writes Holocaust Educational Trust chief executive Karen Pollock

We must and will always share their testimony

Holocaust Educational Trust chief executive Karen Pollock reflects on the sad fact that Shoah survivors will soon no longer be with us

Our missions for the year ahead

Three communal leaders set out their hopes and objectives for 2020

Frank Foley was a beacon of light in the darkest period of history

Karen Pollock writes about the man who saved 10,000 Jews from certain death

I thought of Gena Turgel like a third Grandma

Karen Pollock reflects on her lifelong friendship with the Holocaust survivor, who has died aged 95

Era of fake news threatens historical truth

This year, the theme of Holocaust Memorial Day is the power of words, but we must also combat the power of deafening silence.

This monument will fulfill a vital role