Warsaw
Poland returns 91 Jewish objects to Greece, decades after they were stolen by Nazis
Poland returned 91 religious and ceremonial artifacts to the Greek government at a ceremony in Warsaw on Wednesday. Among them were Torah scrolls, a Torah mantle and silver finials.
Poland’s Jewish museum director returns, seven years after being pushed out by nationalist politics
Ghetto Fighters’ House: World's first Holocaust museum keeping memory, message alive
When Jewish athletes dominated Polish sport: A lost legacy
Heroes in our midst
A round-up of news from around Israel.
The life and legacy of Holocaust hero Simcha ‘Kazik’ Rotem
When Deborah asks Rotem if he thinks they’ll make it, he responds: “The only thing I can think of is how to blow the bastards up.”
Rivlin mourns loss of final fighter from Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Simcha (Kazik) Rotem, may his memory be a blessing.
Polish leaders hold joint march with far right groups
Some marchers in Warsaw chanted: "Away with the EU" but there was no sign of white supremacist banners visible at last year's march.
Demise of two Jewish Agency, WZO stalwarts
Elizer Sheffer and Matityahu Drobles both passed away at age 85 and 87, respectively.
![Yahrtzeit candle [Illustratvie]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/429818 "Yahrtzeit candle [Illustratvie]")
Warsaw prosecutor won't investigate antisemitic letter
The prosecutor's office didn't even provide any reasons for the inactivity.
Are Polish-Israeli ties thawing?
Israel and Poland have strong diplomatic ties and Warsaw often stands in solidarity with the Jewish state at the United Nations.
Israeli Warsaw rising: How Israelis began living, and loving, Warsaw
Despite the offensive Polish Holocaust law, Israelis living in Warsaw seek opportunity – and understanding.
A voice from the Warsaw Ghetto: The life of cantor Gershon Sirota
The uprising began 75 years ago.
When Roz met Jake in Haifa
I spoke to Roz about Jack’s life and their years together.
