Sunday, April 27, 2008

Holocaust survivors blend in Isreal

Yad Vashem exhibit focuses on survivors' contribution to state

Jerusalem Post
April 27, 2008
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1208870497189&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Yad Vashem is trying to improve the blending of cultures throughout Israel. Israel has many Holocaust survivors living in their society and many of them are poor. Since people living in Israel discriminate against them it is not easy for them to get jobs and make a living to support their family. The Survivors have done so much to help the society but people do not realize that, that is why Yad Vashem is making a program to show what they have done for the society. Yad Vashem hopes that this will set Holocaust Survivors equal to people living in Israel so they will be able to come out of poverty.

  • The ap theme that this article is related to is Cultural, religious, and intellectual developments since the cultures are not blending very well. The program that Yad Vashem is running is a development to improve the relationships between the different cultures and their backgrounds. The Muslims are against the Holocaust survivors and discriminate against them, Yad Vashem hopes to change this.
  • The historic problems that this article holds is that the Muslims feel that the Holocaust Survivors have done something wrong. Most Muslims have probally always felt this way and they do not approve of what the Holocaust survivors do to help their society.
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