Frankfurt
Jews commemorating hostages splattered with red paint in Frankfurt
While placing photos of the 50 hostages on posts at the park, masked attackers reportedly sprayed the people attending the event with red paint.
Frankfurt’s Jewish community launches its own sexual abuse hotline amid crises and pressure
Granddaughter of Holocaust survivor terrorized with rape, death threats at German university
Archaeologists uncover earliest Christian inscription north of the Alps in Frankfurt
Coronavirus: Where can Israelis fly now that the skies are reopening?
The cities of New York, Paris, Frankfurt, and Kiev - and possibly London - will be open to vaccinated Israelis come Sunday.
'Peanuts and water': Dire conditions for Israelis stranded in Frankfurt
The experience of the rescue flight was "a complete disaster," leaving 80 Israelis to fend for themselves.
Hundreds of Israelis stuck in Russia, Ukraine, UK due to airport closure
Currently, the only regular flights to Israel fly from Frankfurt or New York, after the government shut down all commercial flights into Israel on January 25.
El Al to offer flights to and from NYC, Frankfurt amid restrictions
The flights will be available as free options for those whose flights were canceled after January 25.
Mayors across the world join forces to combat antisemitism, hate
“Antisemitism is not an abstract threat. It takes place in cities, counties, and towns all around the world. We must confront antisemitism where it takes place," Frankfurt Mayor Uwe Becker said.
New Jewish studies program launches at large Frankfurt university
The new program is named for Buber and his colleague Franz Rosenzweig, who together established the Free Jewish Teaching House in Frankfurt.
Two rescue flights for Israelis stranded abroad to depart Monday
The rescue flights are meant for Israelis who were abroad when the decision to shut down the country's airport was made, as well as for Israeli patients who require medical treatment abroad.
Frankfurt: Rich with history, including Jewish, isn’t just for business
Frankfurt is not cold or boring. On the contrary, there is much to remind you of the Old World long ago, along with much that “explains the success of postwar Germany.”
EL AL opens flights to new locations including LA and Miami
The new locations include Los Angeles, Miami, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Sofia and Kiev.
Lebanon, Syria named worst offenders for antisemitic books at world fair
The Frankfurter Buchmesse, the world's largest publishers' trade fair, prohibits antisemitic materials, yet each year such books are found.
