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In his willingness to provoke unorthodox thinking, Arno Mayer, who died this month, was one of our most vital historians

Discover the gripping story of Mia Shem, a former hostage held by Hamas for 54 days. Her powerful account sheds light on the reality of living in Gaza and ...

Uncover the scandalous connections and questionable motives behind Doctors Against Genocide canceling their event at the Holocaust Museum. Follow the money...

Protesters wreak havoc and disrupt Christmas celebrations worldwide, targeting police, nativity scenes, Holocaust museums, and fundraising events. A creati...

The history behind the movies includes where those movies take place, geographically, so here's our list of some great World War II movies and where the action happened.

Backlash to Channel 4’s alternative Christmas message is part of alarming rise in anti-Jewish hate since Hamas attacks on Israel

Discover the extraordinary LAPD Chaplain Corps - Monsignor on a motorcycle, Holocaust survivor rabbi, and pistol-packing priest. A unique perspective on la...

Journalist Masha Gessen talks to NPR's Morning Edition about their recent New Yorker essay on German Holocaust memory and the situation in Gaza — and the controversy that ensued.

The United Nations says more than half a million people are starving in Gaza because not enough food has entered the besieged territory as Israel keeps up its blistering campaign of airstrikes and ground operations

Germany unconditionally supports Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza, and that does not sit well with country's Palestinian community, which is Europe's largest. In the capital Berlin, artists and activists are making themselves heard, showing solidarity with Gazans being killed in Israeli air strikes. But many other Palestinians in the…

The Young Playwrights Festival, Smokey Robinson in concert, winter flower shows, and Handel’s “Messiah” at Symphony Center are among the highlights in the coming weeks.