Although tensions sparked by the government’s controversial ‘Holocaust law’ appear to have subsided, at least for the time being, this is not a good time to bring up old wounds in Poland – or anti-Semitism for that matter. The first in a series of special reports
Tensions have been running high since the government passed its ‘Holocaust law’ in January, but Jewish organizations insist they will carry on as normal – ‘until the first stone comes through the window.’ The second in a series of special reports
In small towns and villages around the country, a network of 90 non-Jews are taking it upon themselves to raise awareness about a Jewish history wiped out by the Holocaust. The third in a series of special reports
Nostalgia for Jewish life in Eastern Europe, once the defining feature of this event, has given way to a celebration of hot Israeli artists
In Israel for a first-of-its-kind event, five Limmud volunteers outline the challenges facing their far-flung communities in the Diaspora
Critics charge that the Ulma Family Museum in Markowa is part of a government campaign to whitewash Polish history during World War II