Plan your Visit to Yad Vashem
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Sun-Thurs: 09:00-16:00
Fridays and holiday eves: 09:00-13:00
Saturday and Jewish holidays – Closed

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Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Events of the International Institute for Holocaust Research

The International Institute for Holocaust Research is active in organizing symposia, workshops and international conferences sometimes in collaboration with universities and other research institutions in Israel and abroad.  These academic events bring together established and new scholars to promote cooperation and discussion, address new research, reassess previously researched topics, and disseminate scholarly findings.

Upcoming Events

The Yad Vashem Biennial International Conference Virtual Conference on Zoom

Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust Revisited

Monday–Wednesday, December 16–18, 2024, The Virtual Conference will be held in English. 

(For more information please write to keren.binyamin@yadvashem.org.il)

Conferences

For over forty years Yad Vashem has been organizing a biennial international conference dedicated to central topics on Holocaust research. Throughout the year the Research Institute hosts smaller international conferences as well as national conferences.

Workshops

Throughout the year the Research Institute hosts in-person and virtual workshops.   These workshops bring together Holocaust scholars from different academic disciplines to discuss new research topics and promote cooperation between scholars.  

Symposia

The Research Institute convenes one-day symposia on a variety of topics.  Some of the symposia are dedicated to the launching of books published by Yad Vashem. 

Lectures

The Research Institute organizes three endowed lectures every year:  The John Najmann Chair of Holocaust Studies Annual Lecture; the Annual Lecture in Memory of Professor David Bankier, z”l;  The Danek Gertner Yad Vashem Research Scholarship - Annual Lecture.    In addition, the Research Institute hosts in-person and zoom lectures featuring both new and renowned Holocaust scholars, which include the Institute’s research fellows.