Survivors describe how their neighbors, teachers, classmates and colleagues turned on them on a dime in 1938 pogrom, transitioning from words of hate to acts of violence

About 80% of Ukrainian port’s residents have left, and after power to city was cut off, Jewish charities struggle to aid the hundreds of poor and elderly left behind

As some Jewish candidates unapologetically weaponize their faith, others spread antisemitic tropes in attempt to seem more attentive to their conservative constituents

Jewish Americans across the different communities describe how the attack on the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, effected life and daily routine, and has caused them to organize better security

New photos donated to Yad Vashem show never before seen scenes photographed by Nazi soldiers in Jewish shops, homes and synagogues; Jonathan Matthews, head of Yad Vashem's photo archive, said photos dispel a Nazi myth that attacks were spontaniouse

Elections present both wins and losses for Jewish Americans who slowly start to ruminate on how results may effect the U.S. and the Jewish community specifically