BelgiumBelgian Jewish group suing government and national rail operator over death camp deportationsThe Belgian state has previously accepted that authorities were complicit in carrying out the HolocaustBy Gabrielle Apfel1 min read
Holocaust‘My Holocaust book was cancelled after I refused editor’s demand to slur Israel’‘Accusing Israel of genocide is a lie, and requiring a Holocaust scholar to denounce Israel in order to publish his book is antisemitic bullying’ said Rafael MedoffBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read
Holocaust‘Antisemitic’ pro-Gaza walk past Holocaust memorial stones in Berlin is scrappedEvent ditched after Jewish group branded it a ‘calculated transgression of boundaries’By Rob Hyde2 min read
HolocaustHolocaust survivor, 97, takes part in fundraising cycle ride from Auschwitz to KrakowVeteran Ride Of The Living participant Bernard Offen was one of only three members of extended family in Krakow to live through the warBy Lianne Kolirin 3 min read
Holocaust Survivor TestimoniesAnimated biopic of Holocaust survivor launches with Parliament screeningIvor Perl worried film might ‘make the Holocaust into Mickey Mouse,’ but said it has made his experience accessible ‘for a whole new generation’By Jane Prinsley2 min read
PolandStar of David armband and 1930s siddur found hidden in former Ghetto buildingThe Ghetto Fighters’ House in Będzin was a clandestine meeting place and centre of underground Jewish resistance, and later a site of armed uprising against the Nazis during the liquidation of the ghettoBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read
Books Stay Alive by Ian Buruma review: ‘a meticulously researched war history’In his understated matter-of-fact style, Buruma tells the extraordinary stories of the Berliner Jews who evaded arrest by the GestapoBy Robert Low3 min read
The songs of anguish they wrote and sang in the Polish ghettos and campsThis book of songs from the Shoah was conceived and written in passion, and the unsparing efforts of the authors to trace their composers is laudableBy Mark Glanville2 min read||May 14, 2026 18:03
The former cop who teaches world’s police about the ShoahPaul Goldenberg said his Jewish identity and 25 years as a serving policeman give him a ‘dual lens’ approach to a unique issueBy Lianne Kolirin 3 min read||May 12, 2026 15:36
Southbank Centre boss denies comparing Reform UK’s success to build-up to HolocaustChief Executive of Holocaust Education Trust called Misan Harriman’s take ‘shocking’By Daniel Ben-David2 min read||May 11, 2026 15:48
Holocaust-denying councillor elected in Tower Hamlets despite Aspire Party suspensionAbul Monsur posted an image where the word ‘Holocaust’ was crossed out and replaced with ‘Holohoax’By Ben Conway2 min read||May 10, 2026 13:40
Holocaust survivor and acclaimed psychologist Edith Eger dies aged 98Her mission in life, in her own words, was to help others ‘heal and thrive’By Jamie Shapiro2 min read||April 28, 2026 15:12
By Lottie CannonMarch of the Living: our generation will soon be the last to hear these stories directly from Holocaust survivorsWhen that happens, it will be up to us to make sure they are still understood, still told properly, and still felt in the way they deserve to be. That is what this experience left me with3 min read||April 24, 2026 16:08
‘You will not force us into ghettos again’: Israeli ministers hit out at Europe on eve of Yom HaShoahPrime Minister Netanyahu said the continent was ‘afflicted by profound moral weakness’, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called on the German chancellor to ‘bow his head and apologise a thousand times’By Jacob Jaffa2 min read||April 14, 2026 10:58
By Sir Keir StarmerStarmer’s Yom HaShoah message: I will not look away from antisemitismThe Prime Minister writes for the JC ahead of the memorial day1 min read||April 13, 2026 16:17
Death camp survivor’s haunting sketches hidden for decades to go on displayImages documenting Nazi war crimes created by French resistance fighter Marcel Roux and given to a US Army doctor were concealed for decadesBy JC Reporter2 min read||April 13, 2026 13:00