During the Holocaust, Noah Van Ouwerkerk's family saved Jews from the Nazis. Today, Noah is a soldier in the IDF.

Renata Rostborowska and her aunt Kristina Wojwodzka saved Holocaust survivor Stanislaw Shlomo Aronson.

Trevor Chadwick 'did the more difficult and dangerous work after the Nazis invaded . . . dealing with the SS and Gestapo.'

With the stroke of a pen, Father Józef Czapran helped save many Jews in the Holocaust.

'The least we can do as Jews is help those who helped us during the most difficult times,' said the organizer of the group sent to Albania.

In their one-room apartment in Veria, Greece, Melpomeni Dina and her sisters sheltered the entire Mordechai family, despite the incredible risks.

The Veseli family was among Muslims in Albania who sheltered Jewish families during the Holocaust.

A 102-year-old Polish woman who rescued Jews during the Holocaust needed a medical bed, and an Israeli Holocaust survivor provided it.

The great-grandmother of Prince William spent her years during World War II saving a Jewish family from the Nazis' clutches.

Giro Bartali’s heroic actions, largely unknown beyond Holocaust scholars, have been described as a major motivation to bring the race to Israel.

At the start of World War II, Major Frank Foley was stationed as a spy in Berlin, where he used his position to save 10,000 Jews from the Nazi regime.

Israel's PM gives a moving speech at the unveiling of a new memorial in honor of foreign diplomats who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust.

The Interior Ministry is reviewing an application for citizenship from the descendants of a Righteous Gentile and her family. One is hoping to join the IDF.

In 1943, the Nazi occupying forces on the Greek island of Zakynthos called Mayor Carrer and demanded a list of all the Jews on the island. Distraught, Carrer consulted the local Bishop Chrysostomos and, together, the two made the courageous decision to deny the Nazis' request. Now, Carrer's daughter is visiting Israel.

The fate of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Jews during the Holocaust and then mysteriously disappeared, has come to light through the diaries of Ivan Serov, the first head of the notorious Soviet KGB.

Looking to shed light on another aspect of sportsmanship and comaraderie in honor of the pending Rio Olympic Games, Yad Vashem launched two exhibits on pre-Holocaust athletes.

Israel has named a street in the coastal city of Netanya after the late Japanese diplomat Chiune Sempo Sugihara, who worked to save Jews fleeing the Nazis in the Holocaust.

Thousands of European Jews survived the Holocaust thanks to the Albanian people - Righteous Among the Nations - who sheltered and protected them from the Nazis.

In a first visit to Israel's embassy in Washington, President Obama honored four people who risked their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust.

The Nazi soldiers made their orders very clear: Jewish American prisoners of war were to be separated from their fellow troops. But Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds would have none of that. Today, he is being honored, posthumously, for his bravery.

Poles who courageously saved Jews during the Holocaust were honored for their outstanding actions during one of history's darkest times.

Would you be willing to put your own children at risk to save a Jew? Not so simple. On an individual level it is very difficult to answer this question.

No good deed goes unrewarded, and the reward sometimes comes when you least expect it.

Posing as a Spanish ambassador, an Italian Catholic forged protection cards for over 5,000 Jews during the Holocaust, thus saving their lives.

Thousands of Israelis from different walks of life attended the funeral of Druze officer Zidan Saif, who was killed fighting terrorists at a Jerusalem synagogue.

Following his family legacy, Koss Weber, grandson of a Righteous Gentile, came to Israel to establish his life, which is dedicated to helping others.