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Gazans’ extreme hunger could leave its mark on subsequent generations

As Israel’s offensive in Gaza rages on, people across the entire Gaza Strip find themselves in increasingly dire circumstances, with nearly the entire population experiencing high levels of food insecurity, including malnutrition, hunger and starvation. A famine review analysis from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification reported on June 25,…

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Antisemitism becomes a political football in France's election campaign

France's parliamentary elections are pitting the far-right National Rally, which counts a convicted Holocaust denier and a former Nazi paramilitary among its founding members, against left-wing parties – themselves accused of antisemitism after an equivocal response to the war between Hamas and Israel. With all sides quick to condemn the…

Radio France Internationale

Texas school purges Holocaust books

"We want to protect [children] from these extremely vulgar and offensive books," activists wrote

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Supreme Court To Hear Holocaust Survivors' Property Compensation Case

Supreme Court to intervene in Hungary-Holocaust survivors property dispute over WWII confiscated property.

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Supreme Court will take up Hungary's bid to end lawsuit from Holocaust survivors

The Supreme Court has agreed to intervene for the second time in a dispute between Hungary and Holocaust survivors who want to be compensated for property confiscated from them during World War II

The Independent UK

How grief tourism is drawing celebrities to Israel since Hamas’ October 7 attack

Jerry Seinfeld, Elon Musk, Michael Douglas, and Ivanka Trump are a few who have visited and posed for photos

The Independent UK

What Rep. Becca Balint learned from her family’s Holocaust history

“Holocaust experiences in a family impact generations,” said Balint, who was the first Jewish member of Congress to call for a cease-fire in Gaza.

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Farage condemned for saying influencer Andrew Tate is ‘important voice for emasculated men’

The Reform UK leader said the misogynist online influencer had raised awareness of ‘men becoming feminine’ and stood up for their ability to ‘be a bloke’

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Jewish critics of Zionism have clashed with American Jewish leaders for decades

Since October 2023, American Jews have been engaged in an intense, fractious debate over Israel’s war in the Gaza Strip.

The Conversation

Holocaust survivors to use AI to ‘future-proof’ their stories for UK schools

Testimony 360 project allows pupils to talk to AI versions of survivors and take virtual tours of concentration camps

The Guardian - UK

Artificial intelligence will allow pupils to ‘converse’ with Holocaust survivors

The programme for schools has been launched at a time when antisemitism is rising and the number of Holocaust survivors is dwindling.

The Independent UK

AI technology used to distort Holocaust history, UN body warns

AI technology is helping to create false stories about World War II atrocities including Holocaust denial, risking an "explosive spread of anti-Semitism", the UN warned Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale

UNESCO Warns Of AI Fueling Holocaust Denial

UNESCO report raises concerns about AI's potential role in spreading Holocaust denial and antisemitism online.

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The Independent UK

AI could help spread false and misleading information on Holocaust, UNESCO report warns

Artificial intelligence could be misused to spread misleading or false claims about the Holocaust

The Conversation

Lily Brett’s trip to Poland with her Holocaust survivor father inspired her novel, Too Many Men. 25 years later, it’s a film: Treasure

Lily Brett’s acclaimed novel Too Many Men was published 25 years ago, in 1999. Next month, a feature film adaptation, Treasure, directed by Julia von Heinz and starring Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry, will screen in Australia.

The Guardian - UK

‘Making this film was forbidden’: how Agnieszka Holland’s migrant thriller inflamed the Polish right

The director has long explored the darkest corners of European life. Now her latest drama Green Border has caused outrage in her homeland – and become an unlikely box office hit

The Guardian - UK

Stephen Fry: ‘The Conservatives are what we call in poker a busted flush’

The actor on playing a Polish Holocaust survivor alongside Lena Dunham, what he likes about hip‑hop and why a boring PM would be a relief

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Why policing antisemitism is antisemitic

"Never again" informs a powerful, uniquely Jewish moral critique. Antisemites and hypocrites want to shut that down

The Independent UK

John Grant: ‘It’s seen as a valid opinion these days to say you don’t believe the Holocaust happened’

The singer-songwriter sits down with Louis Chilton to talk about his new album, his fears about the rise of Trump and neo-Nazism, and the joys of living in Iceland

The Guardian - UK

Treasure review – Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry uneasy in well-intentioned Holocaust drama

Wonky-toned story follows Dunham as a journalist visiting Poland, and Fry as her cuddly European dad, both trying to get to grips with family history

The Independent UK

Martin Amis’s widow to receive knighthood on husband’s behalf

Acclaimed author first person to be on honours list after death

Salon

Nazi doc fights "Hitler was right" dogma

Filmmaker Joe Berlinger on why "Hitler and the Nazis" uses cinema tools, AI & more to recreate the Nuremberg trials

The Guardian - UK

Holocaust survivors urge young Europeans to vote against far right

Those who lived through Nazi atrocities say voters must use their voice in EU elections

International Business Times

Holocaust Survivors Beg Young EU Voters To Shun Far Right

The German far-right AfD party has "a lot in common" with the Nazis in the 1930s, according to 95-year-old Ruth Winklemann, who recalls having to hide in a shed with her mother after her father was sent to Auschwitz.

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