Spare us the false analogies and crocodile tears shed for the Six Million by those who support anti-Semitism and the war on the Jewish state.

A global social media campaign to raise awareness about the Holocaust spread rapidly, reaching some 650 million people from 155 countries, or 1 out every 11 people in the world.

In Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Israel’s national anthem was played on restored violins owned by Jews during the Holocaust.

The speaker of the Israeli parliament “looks forward to the day when heads of parliaments from Arab countries will no longer avoid me and we will be able to cooperate.”

A global campaign encouraging millions of people to use social media to raise awareness about the Holocaust is rapidly spreading. Will you join it?

The Wiesenthal Center condemned Hungary for “another blatant attempt to honor and glorify the perpetrators of the Holocaust.”

Holocaust survivor Haim Roet addressed the UN General Assembly last week and bemoaned the fact that genocide is still being committed in the world today.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei denied that the Holocaust took place in a video released on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Slovakia’s president and prime minister have opened the country’s first Holocaust museum at a site of a former Nazi labor and concentration camp.

Hassan Rouhani – whose state visit to France coincided with International Holocaust Remembrance Day – received the invitation from the American Jewish Committee’s office in Paris.

Speaking on the occasion of the UN-designated International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Martin Schulz, who was born in Germany after World War II, said, “To our shame, some have not yet learned the lessons of the past.”

In a video recording marking the commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Prime Minister Netanyahu slammed the UN and Europe for once again turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism.

As Europe witnesses the resurgence of anti-Semitism only seven decades after the Holocaust, leaders around the globe stopped to recall its lessons.

In a first visit to Israel’s embassy in Washington, President Obama honored four people who risked their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust.

US President Barack Obama will address an event at the Israeli embassy marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day and join those present in remembering the victims of the Holocaust and honoring those who worked to save them.

Jews in the Diaspora are facing an increasing threat of anti-Semitism, and Israel is devising ways to offer them assistance.

Second-generation Holocaust survivor will conduct a UNESCO concert in Paris on the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.