Memory & Action

From a young age, Jewish artist Halina Ołomucka was constantly drawing the world around her. So when she and her family were forced into…

In May 1940, the Pentcho, a paddlewheel steamboat, departed from the Danube River in Bratislava, present-day Slovakia.

A Yezidi woman documents her own people’s testimony about genocide.

By the time Sheila Bernard was six years old, she had taken cover from bombs at the start of World War II and hidden for short periods in…

He Later Supported Israel as a Permanent Safe Haven

Before being forced to disembark the SS Exodus 1947, Mike Weiss removed the Zionist flag that had flown from the ship’s mast as it…

February’s massive earthquake brought already grievous suffering to a new level in northwest Syria, an area held by the opposition to…

Purim, a Jewish holiday observed for centuries, is a day for joyful celebrations and fun traditions such as sharing sweets, performing…

And why what is happening in China may be genocide

Jacob Bul Bior was a young boy when he joined a club that defended children’s rights in the refugee camp where he lived, in Kenya. Now 33…

When asked what they want to be when they grow up, the children replied, “a doctor, an engineer, a chef, a painter, a teacher.” Others said…