Imre and Vera Hecht We lost a good friend recently. Imre Hecht died at 98, only a short time after his beloved wife Vera. I delivered ...

We mark this day in a number of meaningful ways at the Museum. One of the most important elements is bringing survivors to our galleries t...

Kibbutz Ramat Yohanan, 1943 As we approached the 60th anniversary of Israel’s statehood, the Museum staff thought about how to mark thi...

Today we had a press conference announcing our upcoming exhibition, which will open on September 24th. Here are the remarks that I delive...

(Gift of Ione Steigler) Last week, the Museum moved the offices of its affiliate, JewishGen, from Texas to New York. The move coincided ...

Settlers on the beach The staff continues to be delighted by the response from the Dominican community with regard to our exhibition, S...

One of the great pleasures of working at the Museum has been getting to know remarkable survivors, who dedicate their lives to Holocaust e...