Israel appears to have failed to transfer millions of shekels in restitution payments received from the German government to Holocaust survivors, Ynet has learned: In 1992, an agreement between Israel and the German government saw the establishment of a committee with a goal was to provide compensation for Holocaust survivors from camps and ghettos or those who were forced to live in secret in occupied... 

A new survey conducted by three Jewish supremacist groups — the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), USC Shoah Foundation, and Yad Vashem — concludes that forcing young students to endure pro-Holocaust propaganda in high school allegedly makes them smarter and have greater empathy, tolerance and open mindedness to the Jewish version of reality: While Holocaust education on its own brings about the above... 

Legislation with bipartisan support that would restore the rights of Holocaust-era insurance beneficiaries to recover billions in unclaimed payments left behind after World War II has been introduced in the U.S. Congress by jewish Representative, Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Due to federal court rulings and a failure by insurance companies to adequately publish the names of recipients and pay these claims,... 

The payment of compensations to Holocaust survivors in the former Soviet Republics, which have not integrated into the European Union (EU), begins on November 1. The total sum of compensations will be around 245 million euros, and the receivers are 80,000 Jewish people living in the countries of the post-Soviet space. This decision was made as a result of talks between representatives of the German... 

A deputy from the Smolensk city council, Andrei Yershov, has resigned from his post amid controversy over his comments on benefits for Holocaust survivors. During a mid-October city council debate on granting privileges such as free passage on buses and trains to people who as children were incarcerated in Nazi concentration camps, Yershov wanted to know “why is it that we owe anything”... 

Holocaust survivors protest In demonstration outside Bank Leumi, survivors claim bank holding NIS 300 million (about $76.2 million) deposited before Holocaust; Bank Leumi: Protest organized by public relations agents. Holocaust survivors brought their protest effort Thursday to Bank Leumi headquarters in Tel Aviv, where the bank’s board of director’s was meeting. Dozens of survivors and...