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Three brothers wonder if their father killed Nazis in Australia. Plus: Inside the Factory heads to the Guinness brewery. Here’s what to watch this evening

Forerunner of Wiener Holocaust Library was founded in Amsterdam in 1934 in response to rise of antisemitism

The moving story of children saved by classified ads placed on their behalf by desperate parents

The chair of the National Holocaust Centre and Museum has warned there is “something sick happening in this society” as antisemitism has risen

A swastika was left on a wall of the Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial Plaza in Philadelphia

This content discusses the Israeli military's response to allegations of targeting hospitals in Gaza, as well as Israel's denouncement of the genocide case...

The Israeli PM’s alliance with the far right made this case possible, and the result could be harmful to Jews all over the world, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Barbara Winton self-published a biography of her father, Nicholas Winton, in 2014, which has now become a new major biopic, One Life. Already dubbed “the British Schindler” for his role in the rescue of 669, mainly Jewish, children from Czechoslovakia in 1939, with this new film Nicholas Winton’s fame is…

Israel said Friday it was not seeking to destroy the Palestinian people, as it hit back at what it called a "profoundly distorted" and "malevolent" genocide case against it at the UN's top court.