Holocaust

Israel Sets Legal Boundaries: Knesset Enacts Ban on Holocaust Deniers Entering the Country Starting October 7

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Jerusalem, Israel – The Israeli legislature has enacted a new law that bans individuals who deny the Holocaust from entering the country. The measure, passed on October 7, reflects Israel’s ongoing commitment to preserving the memory of the Holocaust and combating antisemitism. Under this law, foreign nationals who publicly refuse to acknowledge the Holocaust or promote Holocaust denial may be prohibited from entering Israel. This aligns with Israel’s stance that Holocaust denial not only distorts history but also fuels hatred and intolerance. The law garnered significant support in the Knesset, reflecting a broad consensus among … Read more

California Passes Groundbreaking Law Aiding Holocaust Survivors in Reclaiming Nazi-Looted Artwork

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Sacramento, Calif. – A groundbreaking law has been enacted in California aiming to assist Holocaust survivors and their descendants in reclaiming artworks that were stolen by the Nazis during World War II. This legislative action provides a new avenue for justice for those who suffered unimaginable losses during the Holocaust, addressing longstanding claims against museums and galleries that currently hold these items. The law, which officially took effect earlier this month, extends the statute of limitations for filing claims on art looted during the Nazi era. Previously, victims faced numerous legal barriers, such as time-limited … Read more

Bringing Justice to the International Court: British Holocaust Survivor Represent Israel in Genocide Battle

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LONDON, UK – A British lawyer who survived the Holocaust will lead Israel’s legal team in their battle against a claim of genocide at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Henry Meyer, 89, has been appointed to handle the case, which accuses Israel of committing genocidal acts against the Palestinian people. The claim was submitted to the ICJ by Palestine in response to the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Meyer, a prominent human rights lawyer, brings a unique perspective to the case. As a Holocaust survivor, he understands the horrors of genocide first-hand. His personal experience adds … Read more