History
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‘One Young Goat’
Ephraim Kishon was an Israeli writer, Oscar-nominated film director, and one of the world's most widely read satirists.
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180 Years of the Temple Mount in Pictures
A new exhibit at the Tower of David reveals nearly two centuries of photographic history of the most volatile spot in the Middle East, much of it never seen before.
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My Father’s Actions
Among the many Jews who Johann Karl Nurnberger saved during the Holocaust was a baby boy named Peter, who Johann adopted and raised as his own son.
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Photo Friday: Bibi and the Boy Scouts
As Tzofim, Israel's Boy and Girl Scouts program, celebrates its 100th anniversary, enjoy this picture from 1957 of a young Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The Holocaust Survivor Who Won 10 Olympic Medals
Agnes Keleti survived the Nazis, medaled ten times in gymnastics, made aliyah to the Holy Land, and at 98 is still feisty as ever.
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Forgotten Heroes: The Jewish Resistance and Exodus 1947
Learn the long-overlooked story of a major contribution to the creation of the modern state of Israel.
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‘Be Careful You Don’t Get Dirty’
Father Jacob Raile spent the Holocaust finding, hiding, feeding, and saving the lives of 150 Hungarian Jews.
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Photo Friday: Tradition!
In this photo from 1966, the Fiddler on the Roof cast takes the stage of Jaffa's Alhambra Theatre.
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‘A Voice Called, and I Went’
A Jewish poet from the Holy Land, Szenes parachuted into Nazi-occupied Europe during WWII to help fight the Germans and rescue Jews, and was ultimately executed for her actions.
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A Story of Faith in Action
During World War II, Andre and Magda Trocmé and the people of Le Chambon, France, lived out their faith even though doing so put their own lives at great risk.
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The Pianist’s Rescuer
The true story of a Christian German army officer who saved the life of Wladyslaw Szpilman, the Jewish musician portrayed in the film, The Pianist.
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Anne Frank Was Found in the Attic 75 Years Ago
On August 4, 1944, Anne Frank and her family and friends who had been hiding from the Nazis for two years were betrayed, discovered, and arrested.
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Letters from My Great-Grandmother
Inspired by his godly Bubbe Esther, a writer visits Ukraine, where she lived — and died — during the Holocaust.
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We Still Live in the Twilight Zone
Decades after the Holocaust, and after the classic TV show ended, Rod Serling's creation still speaks to this dark chapter in Jewish history.
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Terrorist Murderers Paid Millions
Seventeen years after a deadly terror attack on a Jerusalem cafeteria that targeted innocent students, the terrorists behind the murders have been paid millions.
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The Unbelievable Mossad Op Behind the New Netflix Hit
Learn more about the real-life Israeli mission that saved the lives of thousands of Ethiopian Jews during the 1980s.
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The Dramatic Rescue of Ethiopian Jews
Netflix's upcoming movie, The Red Sea Diving Resort, tells the story of how the Mossad secretly saved those escaping violence and famine.
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A Second Generation Connects to Parents’ Stories
The descendants of members of the pre-IDF Jewish Brigade are learning how their parents fought the Nazis and brought Jews to Israel.
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A Light in the Cellar
Robert Seduls was a Christian janitor in Latvia during WWII who hid Jews in the basement of the building where he worked, saving their lives and lifting their spirits.
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Those Who Sought Shelter in Our Country Deserve Better
The United States Senate has introduced bipartisan legislation to help with health care for the remaining Holocaust survivors living in America.
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Bibi Makes History as Longest-Serving Israeli PM
Benjamin Netanyahu has now served as Israeli prime minister for 4,876 days, overtaking David Ben-Gurion.
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