Yad Vashem, Facebook International partner to commemorate Holocaust victims For the first time, the IRemember Wall will be available in six languages.
Netanyahu: The world turned its back on us 'The Jewish people have learned the lessons of the Holocaust: that we cannot take threats to annihilate us lightly,' Netanyahu said.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ cellphone hacked by Saudi crown prince According to the investigation, any number of cyber weapons could have been used, including Israeli spyware firm NSO Group’s Pegasus.
Jailed Israeli ‘believes’ Putin but has not requested pardon, causing delay 'I am still here, but I believe what Putin said: If he says everything will be OK, I believe everything will be OK,' Issachar said.
WATCH: ‘Rise and Kill First’ – Israeli TV show produced by HBO That’s exact scripture from the First Testament, or the Torah. And now it’s also the inspiration for the title of a new HBO TV series coming out of Israel.
Germans ‘have not learned from history,’ says German president at Holocaust event in Jerusalem Frank-Walter Steinmeier delivered a sobering message about the current resurgence of anti-Semitism in Germany during an event in Jerusalem commemorating the liberation of Auschwitz.
Pence calls on global leaders to confront Iran The American vice president demanded that the world 'confront and expose' anti-Semitism, singling out the Iranian regime, which 'denies the Holocaust as a matter of state policy.'
WATCH: Putin calls Holocaust ‘one of the most terrible chapters’ in history Putin claimed that 40 percent of Jewish Holocaust victims were Soviet citizens, which is contested by historians.
Macron meets with ‘Holocaust denier’ Abbas before Auschwitz memorial The French president was slammed for visiting Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, who wrote a book denying historical facts about the Nazi perpetrated genocide.
BBC reporter invokes ‘occupied Palestinian territories’ during Holocaust event report BBC reporter Orla Guerin, long accused of anti-Israel bias, was slammed over her Holocaust commemoration report.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – January 23, 2020 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on January 23, 2020
Israeli researchers find origins of literacy in ancient Samaria 'Over the course of the century and a half or two centuries that separate the two corpora, we observe the development…to a broad proliferation of literacy,' they conclude.
Trump to Netanyahu on Jordan Valley annexation: ‘Not now’ A senior Israeli official says the U.S. seemed concerned that an Israeli announcement now could give the impression that Netanyahu was 'preempting' the Trump peace plan.
Netanyahu, Putin attend dedication of memorial to Leningrad’s fallen Symbols representing the Jewish State and Leningrad are etched on the 8.5-meter high stele.
Explosive soccer ball becomes latest Gazan terror tool Parents have been forced to teach their children not to be lured by the sight of what appears to be a delivery of balloons or sometimes kites flying above.
University of Montana faculty bombarded by anti-Semitic emails accusing Jews of ‘selling blacks’ The email also prompted recipients to watch speeches by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who has in the past accused 'Satanic Jews' of controlling the world.
Macron promises to look into whether Hague has right to investigate Israel French president to confer over war crimes case Palestinians have brought against Israel in the Hague.
Germany bans neo-Nazi organization Combat 18 Deutschland The number 18 stands for the first and eighth letters of the alphabet, AH, which are the initials of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
Survey: Majority of French don’t know scope of Holocaust Although it is a mandatory subject in school, 69 percent of the younger generations do not know six million Jews were murdered during World War II.
WATCH: Ukraine president gives up seats to survivors at Holocaust memorial, but criticized for it Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Thursday that his delegation would give up their seats to Holocaust survivors.
