Rwanda genocide

The Allies could not have saved every Jew from the Holocaust. The Clinton administration could not have rescued every Tutsi. But just because you can’t save everybody doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t.

“This is a unique bond that both our peoples would rather not have had, but we both persevered despite the pain, despite the horror we survived, we never never lost hope. You never lost hope.”

PM tours Kigali Genocide Memorial and sets a wreath at the site on the grounds of a mass grave for some 250,000 people.

"Israel’s achievements are really spectacular, we want to learn how they achieved this."

Rwandans commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day and their own 1994 massacre.

The program plans to take American students to Rwanda with survivors of the Holocaust and to the sites of the Nazi atrocities in Eastern Europe.

Josh Ruxin applies basic business management principles to implement massive changes to health care.

For a Tutsi survivor of the Rwandan genocide, educating his people about the Holocaust is his own form of therapy.

No-one believed, neither in Rwanda nor outside it, that this small, divided Central African country would recover and rise from the ruins.

Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village students welcome East Africa’s first solar field to their campus.