Jewish resistance during the Holocaust refers to the various forms of opposition and defiance against the Nazi regime by Jewish individuals and groups. This resistance took many forms, including armed uprisings, such as the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943, as well as non-violent acts of defiance, like smuggling food and information or maintaining cultural practices in secret. In addition to armed resistance, many Jews sought to escape Nazi persecution through partisan movements or by hiding in safe locations. Organizations like the Jewish Fighting Organization played crucial roles in coordinating efforts to resist oppression and protect Jewish lives during this dark period in history.