Florida Rep. Byron Donalds refuses to be intimidated by protesters and calls for confronting disrespectful behavior during town halls.

A judge in New York has ruled that the Art Institute of Chicago must return a drawing by Egon Schiele to the heirs of a Jewish cabaret entertainer who was killed in a Nazi concentration camp. The drawing was found to have been looted by the Nazis during the Holocaust.

The FBI assesses that Venezuelan government officials are using the gang Tren de Aragua as proxies to undermine public safety in the United States, according to an intelligence assessment.

Iran has agreed to allow in a team to discuss restoring camera surveillance at nuclear sites, showing a positive attitude towards nuclear talks with the United States.

A report highlights the impending loss of Holocaust survivors and the rise of antisemitism, raising concerns about the memory of the Holocaust and its lessons.

Holocaust remembrance in Israel is observed on two different dates.

Minister Sa'ar participated in a Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony, emphasizing the need to learn from history and the ongoing threats faced by the Jewish people.

Israel marks 80 years since the Holocaust with a ceremony at Yad Vashem, with remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.

Hank Greenberg, a Jewish baseball player, overcame adversity to become a legend in the sport.

The UK Foreign Affairs Committee held a hearing on Israel's Gaza strategy, discussing the aftermath of the war, the role of Hamas, and the future of Palestinians and Gaza.

The IDF has eliminated nine terrorists and destroyed dozens of targets in Lebanon as part of their campaign to prevent the reestablishment of Hezbollah.

A spokesman for Likud contradicts Netanyahu, stating that professionals, not the prime minister, choose the hostages to be freed during ceasefires with Hamas.