ynet brought together for photos three survivors for family photos: Joske Hershkowitz survived the Auschwitz and will celebrate his 100th birthday in June;  Rina Czeczkas has 22 grandchildren who all served or are serving in the IDF; and Hannah Yakin helped save Jews at age nine

Severe violence is increasing and in some cases intensified after the end of the fighting in Gaza; report sharply criticize Israel's policy in combating global phenomenon - 'damaged the struggle against Jew-hatred'

France leads efforts to trace and return stolen works, with some recovered only in recent years; experts say cases are complex, often involving missing records, disputed ownership and long legal battles over Holocaust-era losses

Over 20 pencil drawings by French underground member Marcel Roux, which documented the lives of  Nazi concentration camp inmates, were found in a private New York home and forgotten for decades; Now they are on display for the first time

After Leonie Feininger discovered that her great-grandfather was an active member of the SS and her great-grandmother volunteered for the Nazi Party in Vienna, she joined the March of Life movement; Now she has come to Israel to lead solidarity marches for Holocaust Remembrance Day

After fleeing the Nazis to the Carpathian Mountains and losing his family in Auschwitz, Joseph Veselsky rebuilt his life in Ireland, becoming one of the most recognizable figures in table tennis and leaving a legacy of resilience, optimism and love of sport

A reexamination of testimonies from Chełmno and the 'Oneg Shabbat' archive challenges the prevailing narrative: months before Polish and Western reports, Jews who escaped the killing sites were the first to warn of the destruction of European Jewry, but their cries did not translate into action by the world’s nations