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‘We won’t be calmed,’ Peres tells March of Living participants
By
Stuart Winer
10,000 people make three-kilometer walk between Auschwitz and Birkenau, led by IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz
More snapshots from the March
By
ToI Staff
Army chief in Auschwitz: IDF ‘shield’ against second Shoah
By
Stuart Winer
Netanyahu at Shoah ceremony: ‘We won’t leave our fate in the hands of others’
By
Asher Zeiger
and
ToI Staff
Dr. Seuss meets the Holocaust in student-made film
By
Matt Lebovic
With a $1,700 budget, young filmmakers mesh storybook narration and a child’s perspective in new short ‘Wallace Seeks Solace’
A Holocaust survivor stonewalled by Siemens
By
Toby Axelrod
Israel stops to remember 6 million killed in Shoah
By
Gavriel Fiske
and
Aaron Kalman
When Hitler and Schindler are the same character
By
Renee Ghert-Zand
Top Ops
Sherri Mandell
The inner syntax of my son’s murder
When Amira Hass writes about metaphors of resistance, is she being an accomplice, or one who is like an accomplice?
Susie Lubell
Today he wore red because of the fires
Once the national scar of Holocaust memory becomes part of her son, his understanding of humanity will be forever altered
Ex-British PM Margaret Thatcher dies at 87
By
Gregory Katz
and
Robert Barr
Netanyahu calls Britain’s first female premier a ‘woman of greatness’ and a ‘staunch friend of Israel and the Jewish people’
Missiles fired from Gaza, marring Shoah remembrance ceremony
By
Asher Zeiger
Two rockets fall in Strip, one hits open area in Shaar Hanegev region; no injuries or damage
Kerry tries to woo Abbas with land-for-talks deal
By
Stuart Winer
US secretary of state suggests to Palestinian leader he accept control over more areas of the West Bank in return for negotiating
Talks ‘effective,’ but nuke program to continue, Iran lawmaker says
Senior official says latest negotiations with P5+1 were ‘a step forward’ but vows that Tehran will never stop nuclear work
Al-Qaeda leader urges Muslims to unite in struggle
By
Mamoun Yosseff
Ayman Al-Zawahiri chastises Iran and Hezbollah for supporting ‘criminal’ Assad regime, says their ‘true faces have been exposed’
Syria reportedly moves brigades away from Golan
By
Gavriel Fiske
Redeployment could open northern Israeli border to attacks from Syrian rebels
Yesh Atid strategist snags ‘Oscar of political consulting’
By
Raphael Ahren
American-Jewish pollster Mark Mellman helped greenhorn party become Knesset’s second-largest faction
Major failures, minor successes for anti-Israel hackers
By
David Shamah
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Guide dogs to lead six Israelis on March of the Living
By
ToI Staff
Hezbollah bodies pile up in Beirut after Syria fighting
By
Elhanan Miller
Hebrew media review
Remembering, and vowing to protect
By
Aaron Kalman
Arabic media review
Egypt’s ‘war of the streets’
By
Michael Bassin
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