January 24, 2019

Paris Exhibition Opens Honoring Diplomats Who Saved Jews in Holocaust

The Times of Israel reports that on January 24, 2019, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin opened a Paris museum exhibition highlighting the stories of diplomats who saved Jews during the Holocaust.

The exhibition is called “Beyond Duty: Saving Jewish Lives and Showing the Way” and is a collaboration between Israel’s Foreign Ministry and Yad Vashem. Rivlin said that about 200,000 people were saved by the actions of these diplomats.

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Israel Home to 220,800 Holocaust Survivors The Times of Israel reports Israel is home to some 220,800 individuals whose lives were impacted by the Nazi regime: Over a third, 38%, of the

Aid for Holocaust Survivors Living in the United States The Times of Israel reports that the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) will distribute some $4.6 million in federal funds for Holocaust

Paris Exhibition Opens Honoring Diplomats Who Saved Jews in Holocaust

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