Fragments of about 100 tombstones from a Jewish cemetery destroyed by the Nazis were removed from a riverbed in Poland. Archaeologists removed the tombstone fragments from the Warta River, located in ...

Fragments of about 100 tombstones from a Jewish cemetery destroyed by the Nazis are removed from a riverbed in Poland. Archaeologists remove the tombstone fragments from the Warta River, located in ...

Fragments of about 100 tombstones from a Jewish cemetery destroyed by the Nazis were removed from a riverbed in Poland. Archaeologists removed the tombstone fragments from the Warta River, located in ...

A Jewish Aramaic epitaph on a sandstone slab recently found at Zoar is the fourth tombstone of this kind from that village on the southern shore of the Dead Sea. This is a welcome addition not only to ...

A Hebrew-inscribed tombstone dating to the 13th century has been discovered in southern India. The tombstone was found on a coconut farm in the city of Ramanathapuram in the state of Tamil Nadu, The ...

This tombstone is the only surviving example of a medieval Jewish Tombstone in England and one of only two surviving medieval Jewish inscriptions in this country. It was originally dug up in the 19th ...

M Abdul Yassin has worked in Mumbai’s Jewish cemetery for over 40 years. Now he’s passing the chisel down to... Yassin, 74, was for decades the only man in the state of Maharashtra who could engrave ...

Fragments of Jewish tombstones were discovered as the level of the Vistula river in Warsaw dropped during a drought. The tombstones are thought to be from the city’s Bródno Jewish cemetery. Only 300 ...

Paris, December 19 – The government of President Emmanuel Macron made a formal commitment today to safeguard the one Jewish grave marker in the country that has yet to suffer antisemitic vandalism. A ...

Cemetery in Westhoffen which was vandalizedJewish Consistoire of the Lower Rhine region Among the 107 gravestones that were vandalized last week in a cemetery in Westhoffen, west of Strasbourg in ...

With the words he chose to be inscribed on his tombstone, Ed Koch, the iconic New York Mayor who passed away last Friday, made it very clear how he wanted most to be remembered. And they reminded me ...