The Holocaust

Driver Hisham Ahmed also allegedly said he wanted to join ISIS, just weeks after the Paris attacks. 

Ruth Gruber, 103, chronicled human life for decades, from the Arctic to Jewish internment camps.

Several New York-based Russian Jewish artists are auctioning off their works to aid Holocaust survivors.

Ban Ki-Moon visited the Park East Synagogue in advance of the U.N.'s International Day of Commemoration.

The puppet show will tell the tale of Moritz Rabinowitz, a Jew living in pre-war Poland.

Jane Elias wrote and stars in the solo play "Do This One Thing For Me," at TriBeCa's Access Theater.

The auction will benefit the family of Hans Sachs, who collected the posters more than 75 years ago.

Golden Dawn Party is reportedly looking to open its headquarters in Astoria.

Family and friends remembered Gitzella Katz the day after her tragic and sudden death.

The Jewish Children's Museum unveils a pint-sized journey through Jewish history.

Johanna Reiss was forced to spend three years in hiding during World War II, but she made it out alive.

Investigators believe a string of car fires in Midwood is an insurance scam not anti-Semitism. 

Beloved author and illustrator Maurice Sendak selected 33 menorahs for the Jewish Museum exhibition.

The long-running theater school's acting company will perform Israel Horovitz's "Lebensraum" starting Saturday.

Sally Enfield Rabinowitz, 17, spent a chunk of her summer tracing her family's Jewish heritage, uncovering a poignant story of Holocaust survival.