A statue called the ‘Wall of Honor’ has been inaugurated in the capital city of Pristina in Kosovo, paying tribute to the bravery of 23 Kosovo Albanians who rescued Jewish individuals during the Holocaust. The statue stands as a symbol of the unique and selfless actions displayed by the Albanian community during World War II. While most European countries saw a decline in their Jewish populations after the war, Kosovo was an exception. The establishment of diplomatic ties between Kosovo and Israel further highlights the commemoration of those who risked their lives for others.