The Amud Aish Memorial Museum stands resolutely in support of our brethren in Israel as they combat terrorism and safeguard the Jewish Homeland. Distressingly, the prevailing circumstances have given rise to the resurgence of antisemitism, the Longest Hatred, at a global scale, prompting Jewish communities worldwide to remain vigilant. The Jewish nation is steeped in resilience. We fervently pray that G-d continues to shield His people, especially those on the frontline defending us. May our supplications be heeded, our endeavors triumphant, and may we persistently harbor hope for a brighter tomorrow.
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Amud Aish Memorial Museum (AAMM) is a living memorial to all the victims of the Holocaust. The museum’s mission is to present the victim experience, with special emphasis on the perspectives of observant Jewish communities. It is the only Holocaust museum to focus on the role of faith and identity within the broader context of the annihilation of European Jewry.
Amud Aish Memorial Museum and its educational division, the Kleinman Holocaust Education Center (KHEC), have emerged as invaluable resources for educational programming, traveling exhibits, Orthodox specific wartime archives and new scholarship.
The primary facility is in Brooklyn with future annexes in Lakewood, New Jersey, London, England and Jerusalem. International exhibitions and programs are currently under development throughout Europe.
