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Berlin Holocaust memorial vandalized in latest antisemitic vandalism incident
The memorial for the 32,000 deported Jews has faced repeated vandalism since its creation, with it being splashed with white paint and covered in parcel tape in August.
Berlin Holocaust memorial vandalized, covered in green graffiti, police say
Violent assault on Jewish student in Berlin not antisemitic in motive, appeals court rules
Jerusalem Post and Chabad highlight global Hanukkah menorah lightings
How the Berlin Jewish Museum became a political lightning rod
“The Jewish Museum Berlin sees itself as a forum for discussions and conversations about socially relevant questions… And in this case, it has gone very badly wrong.”
German Jews say Jewish Museum “out of control” due to BDS support
Calls for possible dropping of ‘Jewish’ in museum’s name.
'Anti-Jewish' Museum in Berlin under fire for supporting BDS
German politician urges to cancel event with Malaysia due to antisemitism
In a statement issued by the social democratic politician Michaele Engelmeier, she called for a cancellation of sports events in Malaysia.
Jewish man assaulted in Berlin for wearing a Star of David
The victim told Deutsche Welle that when a member of the group saw his Star of David he shouted “anti-Semitic insults,” grabbed the cigarette from his mouth and punched him.
German court sentences Syrian to 4 weeks detention for antisemitic attack
Video of the attack caused a public outcry in April when it was posted on the internet.
Amid rising antisemitism, German Jews are not alone
The time has come for us all to unite against hatred of Jews and other minorities, and to put a stop to xenophobia and discrimination, no matter where it comes from.
Man wearing kippa assaulted on Berlin street
The assailant lashed the kippa-clad Jewish man with his belt and repeated the Arabic word for Jew, “Yahudi.”
German-Jewish teen says fleeing Berlin for Israel over schoolyard antisemitism
15-year-old Liam Ruckert, whose mother is Israeli, plans on relocating to Israel to continue his studies.
Jews of Berlin can now officially study with Dirshu
For Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter, supporting Jewish education in Europe preserves our people because Jews are not only tied together because of our genetic pool, but primarily because of Torah.