Jews in germany
German police arrest Lebanese Hamas terror suspect linked with planning attacks on Jews, Israelis
German authorities arrested a 36-year-old Lebanese man at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, accused of supplying weapons and ammunition for Hamas-linked terror plots targeting Jewish and Israeli sites.
Standing Unafraid: Why Jewish Visibility in Europe Matters Now More Than Ever
German parents name baby after former Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, likely to be rejected by court
Helena Weinrauch, Holocaust survivor and ‘dancing angel,’ dies at 100
German Jewish students urge Munich university to cancel BDS talk
The event is titled “Israel, Palestine and the limits of what is sayable.”
Head of German Jewish community revealed to be non-Jewish
The case of Wolfgang Seibert’s alleged fake Jewish identity is not the first instance of non-Jewish Germans falsely depicting their religious background.
German Jews call far-right party's 'Jews in the Afd' a marketing ploy
Alternative for Germany's Fuhl says they are probably the most pro-Israel party in the Bundestag
German Jewish council urges end of Iran-Germany trade
In a statement to 'The Jerusalem Post', Dr. Josef Schuster, the head of the Central Council, did not mince words: “I endorse an immediate stop of any economic relation with Iran."
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.
Syrian man confesses to attacking kippa wearer in Berlin and apologizes
The alleged assailant turned himself in two days after the April 17 attack.
ABOVE THE FOLD: Wear the kippa with pride
The kippa has a long history. It has no real legal foundation within Judaism, but is instead a perfect example of how a tradition takes on the power of law.
Berlin Jews call on residents to show solidarity in 'Wear a Kippa' rally
The rally comes just after an antisemitic attack in the city in which 2 men wearing kippas were harassed by a man who struck them with a belt.
Merkel: Refugees bring a new type of antisemitism to Germany
Chancellor ‘embarrassed’ Jewish institutions in Germany need security in 2018.
'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' submits final request for clemency
Despite continuing efforts to put Nazi war criminals on trial, the old age and failing health of suspected perpetrators often prove to be a stumbling block for prosecutors.
