Germany has agreed to allocate more than $1 billion for home care assistance to Holocaust survivors worldwide in 2026, according to the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), the Associated Press reported.
The organization, which negotiates compensation for Jews persecuted under the Nazi regime, said the $1.076 billion package represents the largest annual budget ever dedicated to survivor home care. The agreement was reached with Germany’s finance ministry.
According to Claims Conference President Gideon Taylor, the increase reflects the growing health needs of the aging survivor population. He said that as survivor numbers shrink...