HungaryHistoric Budapest synagogue shuttered by Nazis opens for first time since the HolocaustFamily members of the synagogue's founding rabbi, Michael Dushinsky, attended the rededication ceremonyBy Hayley Cregor2 min read
FranceFrench Holocaust denier jailed for saying gas chambers were ‘made-up stories’Vincent Reynouard said witness accounts of the Shoah were ‘Soviet propaganda’ and described Jews as ‘pathogenic’ in articles for a far-right magazineBy Hayley Cregor1 min read
ObituaryObituary: Lesley Urbach, Holocaust educator dies at 69Holocaust educator who was determined that the story of her family’s long history in Germany would not die with herBy Gloria Tessler5 min read
HolocaustArgentine couple ordered to return Nazi-looted painting after it was spotted on estate agent’s websitePortrait of a Lady by Giuseppe Ghislandi was among 1,000 works stolen in 1940 from a Jewish art dealerBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read
LiverpoolEverton supporters’ club condemns local councillor’s comparison of train station queues to AuschwitzCouncillor Richard Kemp said he made the comment because conditions at the station are ‘dangerous’ and that the operator is ‘lucky not to have deaths’ at its siteBy Lucy Pollock2 min read
BBCExclusive: Consultant behind BBC Arabic rebrand sold pro-Hamas T-shirtsMarketing expert who also worked at Unicef ran online shop that posted Holocaust denialBy Jacob Jaffa2 min read
HolocaustHolocaust survivor to return to Austrian Kindertransport station where she was saved from NazisGabriele Keenaghan is making the trip, with a helping hand from an anonymous benefactor, to mark her 100th birthdayBy Lucy Pollock3 min read
Kindertransport refugee and ‘legendary’ volunteer Harry Heber passes away aged 95Harry Heber arrived in Harwich aged 7 as a Kindertransport refugee and, after retiring, went on to create more than 60,000 pairs of prescription glasses for people in needBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read||August 13, 2026 15:32
Film honouring Holocaust rescuers wins Best Short award at major US festivalThe Righteous Road Trip was made in association with Jewish News and was directed by Emmy-winner Vanessa RothBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read||August 13, 2026 14:17
I owe my life to her: Israeli man, 82, pays tribute to Christian woman who saved him from HolocaustJacqueline Mintz is honoured by Yad Vashem after ‘adopting’ Ephraim Kochba when he was a babyBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read||August 12, 2026 20:10
Stalker who sent antisemitic abuse and Holocaust references to judge detained in hospitalCourt heard that Richard Kendal suffers from psychosis and harbours ‘deep suspicions of a judicial conspiracy’By JC Reporter4 min read||August 11, 2026 12:49
Belgian 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||July 30, 2026 12:23
‘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||July 14, 2026 13:18
‘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||July 6, 2026 12:54
Holocaust 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||June 23, 2026 15:58
Animated 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||June 4, 2026 16:06
