A Berlin rabbi has been fired amid mounting allegations that he preyed on young women “The community has promised the victims unlimited support,” said a spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Berlin.
Germany agrees to record $1.4 billion in annual Holocaust reparations as survivors age The figure reflected a recognition that, even as the number of Holocaust survivors dwindles with each passing year, the needs of the remaining survivors are increasing as they age.
US House passes resolution calling on Russia to free Evan Gershkovich The resolution, passed Tuesday, was introduced by Republican Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas, the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
A German museum curator is personally returning art looted by the Nazis to the descendants of Holocaust victims
Sicily’s Jews have hired their first rabbi in 500 years but still face a battle for acceptance by Italy’s Jewish establishment