The yellow star had transformed them, in onlookers’ eyes, from joyous newlyweds into miserable Jews. Decades later, I completed a PhD on the history of forcing Jewish people to wear a badge.

The yellow star had transformed them, in onlookers’ eyes, from joyous newlyweds into miserable Jews. Decades later, I completed a Ph.D. on the history of forcing Jewish people to wear a badge .

Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations called out the organization for its failure to condemn Hamas “atrocities” while donning a Nazi-era yellow star as a stark reminder of what happened ...

Yellow badge Star of David (photo credit: WIKIMEDIA COMMONS/DANIEL ULLRICH) By JOSEFIN DOLSTEN/JTA APRIL 6, 2019 10:42 Anti-vaccination activists are using the yellow Star of David that Nazis ...

Ambassador Gilad Erdan pinned to his suit jacket a yellow Star of David, telling those in attendance that he would wear the symbol — which the Nazis required Jews to wear during the Holocaust ...

Jewish people in Europe were required to pin the Star of David to their clothing during the Nazi era. "In the current context, we're all Jews," said Washington state Rep. Jim Walsh.

Yellow daffodils are everywhere in Warsaw this week, a symbol of remembrance for the 1943 uprising by Jews in the city's ghetto against Nazi German ... with the yellow Star of David that the ...

The yellow star had transformed them, in onlookers’ eyes, from joyous newlyweds into miserable Jews. Decades later, I completed a Ph.D. on the history of forcing Jewish people to wear a badge .

Israel’s envoy to the United Nations took an unusual step on Monday while exhorting the international body to condemn Hamas, the terrorist group that his country is trying to defeat. Ambassador Gilad ...

The yellow star had transformed them, in onlookers’ eyes, from joyous newlyweds into miserable Jews. Decades later, I completed a Ph.D. on the history of forcing Jewish people to wear a badge .

Growing up in Belgium, I’d hear the story of how my grandparents married during the Nazi occupation. It was not a time for celebrations, particularly for Jewish families like theirs. Naively, though, ...