What did the nations do for the Jews after World War 2?

After World War II, many nations took steps to assist Jewish survivors of the Holocaust. The United Nations established the Jewish Agency for Palestine, facilitating Jewish Immigration to what would become Israel. Additionally, various countries provided refuge and support for displaced Jews, while international organizations, such as the International Refugee Organization, helped resettle them. The Nuremberg Trials also aimed to bring Nazi war criminals to justice, acknowledging the atrocities committed against the Jewish people.