Taboo-breaking film depicts Hungary’s grim welcome to Holocaust survivors The award-winning "1945" is the country's first fiction movie dealing with the theft of property that once belonged to nearly a million victims.
One of the strongest Jews in history is selling his Olympic gold medal Isaac Berger, now 80, is auctioning off his prize from the 1956 Games in Australia, and the bidding is over $6,000.
Dozens of women accuse Jewish director James Toback of sexual harassment The online allegations by a rabbi's daughter spurred the women to come forward weeks after the Harvey Weinstein revelations.