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'Mengele's little dancer' empowers others to break free from mental prisons

Decades after her liberation from Auschwitz, clinical psychologist Dr. Edith Eger returned to the extermination camp; It was there that she realized that her past trauma still haunts her; Today, at 95, she offers tools to free ourselves from psychological prisons

Noga Shavit-Raz | 07.03.23

The power of a written word: Holocaust survivors convey messages for future generations

Thousands of years of life were gathered together in one room, as each sentence reflected proportion, perspective, breadth of spirit and gratitude - these are the messages of people who witnessed the world being destroyed and rebuilt

Sivan Rahav Meir | 06.26.23

R-L: FOZ Director Adv. Nir Kimchi, Hanan Ben Ari and Friends of Zion Museum CEO Daniel Voiczek

Israeli chart-topper Hanan Ben Ari lauded for volunteer work with troops, Holocaust survivors

Ynetnews | 06.18.23

Holocaust survivor fears for her life after alleged rapist walks free

Woman, 82, says has ‘no doubt he'll do it to others’ after court finds him innocent despite previously serving prison time for rape of another elderly woman

Israel Moshkovitz | 06.05.23

Sex offender acquitted of rape of 82-y/o Holocaust survivor

Adel Haib, who served prison time before for rape of 70-year-old woman, absolved of sexual assault charges; 'It was not proven the complainant repeatedly said 'no, no,'' judges write in ruling

Israel Moskovitz | 06.05.23

World's oldest journalist reflects on Jewish community's greatest struggles

For Victory in Europe (VE) Day, Ynet sat down with the world's oldest journalist, Israeli Holocaust survivor Walter Bingham, to hear about his experiences and discuss what can be learned from the past in tackling today's challenges to the Jewish community

Emily Schrader | 05.07.23

'God didn't hear us': Holocaust survivor shares story with her granddaughter

Elizabeth Deutsch survived the Holocaust and Auschwitz, and moved to America where she felt it was possible to live safely as a Jew, now she sits with her granddaughter to share her story

Shmuel Munitz‎ | 04.29.23

A transition like no other: From Holocaust survivor to porn star

While back in the day, the feminist ethos viewed porn as unquestionably detrimental to female empowerment, Chelly Wilson stood out, with many women today considering her endeavors as inherently feminist

Amir Bogen, New York | 04.29.23

Holocaust survivor does not forget: 'Even in Brooklyn they called me a dirty Jew'

David Zajac was just 11 when he first arrived in the U.S. and hoped to forget about the horrors of war, but then reality hit; His granddaughter Rachel defines herself as a proud Zionist, even in a climate where Zionism is a source of harassment

Shmuel Munitz | 04.23.23

The light in their eyes: Volunteers keep Holocaust survivors company to alleviate loneliness

Gett Chesed's volunteers visit lonely Holocaust survivors across Israel every week, serving them hot meals and taking them out to cafes and restaurants to bring joy to their lives; 'Those weekly meetings are by far the most joyful moment of the whole week,' says one survivor

Itamar Eichner | 04.20.23

Swindler pleads guilty to scamming Holocaust survivor for millions

Peaches Stergo defrauded the 87-year-old man she met on a dating site to finance her lavish lifestyle and purchase, home, yacht, jewels and more while he is forced to sell his home; she now faces up to 20 years in jail

Daniel Edelson/New York | 04.19.23

Raoul Wallenberg's right hand: the woman who helped save Jews from Nazi clutches

Witnessing the mass murder of her Jewish brethren by Hungarian fascists, Agnes Adachi teamed up with the famed Swedish diplomat in his quest to save thousands of Jews

Ynet | 04.18.23

The woman who joined the French resistance to battle Nazi oppression

Having seen her father brutalized by the Nazis, Erika Gold and her family were deported to concentrations camps in 1940, which she said ultimately saved her life

Ynet | 04.18.23

The woman who survived Nazi camps and became a world-famous author

After Nazis invaded Hungary, Edith Eger's family was forced first into a ghetto and then transported to Auschwitz where her parents perished; She and her sister survived the Holocaust to tell the story of Hungarian Jews

Ynet | 04.18.23

Israel stands in silence in the memory of the victims of the Holocaust

A two minute siren blared throughout Israel as people honored the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Nazi atrocities across Europe; Knesset hold ceremony naming each victim

ynet correspondents | 04.18.23

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