While the U.S., U.K., Germany and Australia were among the group of 43 countries that signed the statement, an Israeli diplomatic official said the Israeli government had “other interests that it has to balance.”
The researchers discovered how at least 20 Jews were able to remain alive in the gutter for more than a year among rats and worms during the Holocaust.
The new institution is housed in the former home of Émile Zola, a non-Jewish writer who led the fight against the army captain’s antisemitic persecution on bogus spying charges.