Jews are always going to be hunted, according to Dara Horn, author of the 2021 book “People Love Dead Jews.” “We’re never really going to be safe,” she told JNS at a Nov. 8 event in … more

Never again, set in stone: Gov. Hochul taps 19 educators, historians and Jewish leaders to shape a permanent Shoah memorial facing the State Capitol in Albany. more

Charcoal from fire, memory from ashes: 88 years after Kristallnacht, artist Lior Marom paints his family’s faces over his grandfather’s Shoah memoir — so no one can forget. more

Gaza is the only example of genocide in a Westchester middle school syllabus that doesn’t mention the Holocaust, sparking a community uproar. more

This is a moment in Jewish history when scholars, journalists, historians, community leaders and ordinary Jews are all seeking to understand what has been … more

As Jewish students around the world begin a new academic year amid heightened antisemitism, a 98-year-old Holocaust survivor is urging them to stand proudly as Jews and never allow hatred to define … more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored Natan Sharansky with the country’s Order of Merit for his work supporting Ukraine and preserving Holocaust memory. Sharansky, the former … more

The City University of New York is launching a new faculty fellowship designed to develop and strengthen Holocaust education across disciplines at three of its campuses. The CUNY Faculty … more

If schools devote just 45 minutes to a lesson that situates the Holocaust in the broader history of antisemitism and its impact on Jews, they can go a long way to dispelling harmful conspiracy … more

For most of my life, I looked back at the Jews of the 1930s with a question I could never quite answer: Why didn’t they see it? Why didn’t they recognize what was unfolding around them? Why … more