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A grassroots initiative in Germany invites people into the very apartments where Holocaust victims once lived, creating powerful moments of remembrance. Young descendants are discovering their family histories just in time, as the last eyewitnesses pass away.
The Dominican Republic just became the 48th country to formally adopt an international definition of antisemitism, joining a growing movement to protect communities worldwide. President Luis Abinader announced the landmark decision at a regional forum, calling hatred a threat to everyone's freedom.
A former jihadist who deradicalised after 9/11 now rescues young people from extremism, finding antisemitism connects nearly every case. His journey from Taliban admirer to peace builder shows that even the deepest hate can transform.
A man who spent years in extremist groups told a royal commission how real friendships and love helped him realize he'd been sold "a load of lies." His story is now helping shape programs to prevent radicalization.
Germany's famous Bayreuth Festival opened its 150th season with a powerful new tradition: remembering the Jewish musicians and artists murdered during the Holocaust. The Wagner family's festival is finally confronting its dark Nazi past while standing firm against rising antisemitism today.
After public outcry, Germany's historic Bayreuth Festival reversed its controversial cancellation of a Holocaust memorial event honoring Jewish musicians silenced by the Nazis. The July concert will confront the festival's own troubled past and fund scholarships for Israeli musicians.
As Australian children face rising antisemitism, psychologists and educators are teaching parents age-appropriate ways to have these tough conversations. From teaching kindness to preschoolers to addressing viral memes with teens, experts say open dialogue is key.
Religious leaders, businesses, and sports organizations across Britain are standing together with the Jewish community ahead of a major unity rally outside Downing Street this Sunday. The powerful coalition sends a clear message: fighting antisemitism is everyone's responsibility.
Rina Frankel survived the Holocaust as a child and has spent decades sharing her story. At 91, she's being honored for her work keeping memory alive as antisemitism rises again.
A German-Italian photographer is bringing 7-foot-tall portraits of Holocaust survivors to public spaces, sparking powerful conversations and tears. The free outdoor exhibition in Chesterfield runs through May 3.
Ben Carasso turned personal tragedy into purpose after his friend's father was killed in a terrorist attack. Now he's using social media to give Jewish children a voice and combat hate with facts.
Leah Goldberg survived the Holocaust by hiding in a cellar as Nazis burned her Polish town. Now at 100 years old, she's helping lawmakers understand why Holocaust education matters more than ever.