Jackie Hajdenberg, JTA

Jewish parents join ‘Ten Commandments’ lawsuit

Three Jewish families are among a group of nine Louisiana families with children in public schools who have filed a suit in federal court challenging a new state law that requires the Ten Commandments be displayed in all public school classrooms.

Why Canada let Nazis keep their citizenship

The Rodal Report, compiled in 1985 and released in heavily redacted form in 1987, contains documents related to the resettlement of Nazi war criminals in Canada.

‘One Life’ tells the story of the ‘British Schindler’

In a 1988 episode of the British television show “That’s Life,” British stockbroker Nicholas Winton was invited to sit in the audience as host Esther Rantzen dramatically revealed to him that the entire crowd was composed of the Jewish children — now adults — he had saved during the Holocaust.

Influencers identify with Israel

In the months since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel, waves of prominent people have made their way to Israel to bear witness to what happened there. 

Frozen in time

A pocket watch, frozen in time when the Titanic sank, sold at auction Nov. 18 for £83,000 ($101,600).