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Adi Rabinowitz Bedein

Mar 12, 2026, 6:15 PM

Between Memory and Life: The Question Facing Kfar Aza

Blooming in the Ruins of Kfar Aza’s Young Neighborhood (Photo by Adi Rabinowitz Bedein)

Sometimes, when I guide visitors through the massacre sites in the Gaza Envelope, people arrive there for the very first time. They come because they feel a need to understand, to see with their own eyes, to connect to...

Dec 17, 2025, 1:15 PM

Between a Rockets Menorah and the Nuremberg Trials

The first thought that stayed with me while watching the film “Nuremberg”, currently being screened, was a doubt as to whether this is even a film about Hermann Göring, commander of the Luftwaffe and one of the senior leaders...

Nov 10, 2025, 11:23 PM

From Fracture to Revival – Two weeks inside an Israeli exhibition where strangers met, spoke, and rediscovered hope

“I do not like that you ask us to speak about revival,” a woman told me during one of the discussion circles. “Why rush to hope when we are still deep in pain?” I listened. Then I asked, “But how...

Jan 23, 2024, 5:32 PM

Holocaust Educators around the world Unite Against Antisemitism

In commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2024 and in response to the escalating global issue of Antisemitism since October 7th, The Network for Innovative Holocaust Education, comprising 140 members from 23 countries, is taking a stand. Holocaust educators, scholars,...

Oct 10, 2023, 1:00 PM

This War Changed Me As A Holocaust Educator

People ask me how I am able to teach about the Holocaust? It is emotionally difficult, no? I was never really able to give an answer to that. Maybe because it was such a long time ago, and the pictures...

May 18, 2023, 6:04 AM

Remembering the Holocaust in Times Square

Keeping the memory alive with Christians, Muslims and the Jewish Diaspora As a typical Israeli, a third generation of Holocaust survivors - Bluma and Shlomo Berkowitz Z"l, I always thought of The Holocaust Remembrance Day as a day that I...

About Me

Adi Rabinowitz Bedein is an international lecturer, activist, and educator, founder of the Network for Innovative Holocaust Education (NIHE), connecting over 200 educators from 27 countries. A third-generation descendant of Holocaust survivors and activist for the memory of both the Holocaust and October 7, she guides at Yad Vashem and across the Gaza border communities, bringing history into the present. Her lectures worldwide focus on Activist Holocaust Education and building global communities that turn memory into action, identity, and hope.

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