Germans and jews
Jews 'don't feel safe' three years after October 7, Germany’s new antisemitism czar tells 'Post'
ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: After a decade leading the EU’s fight against antisemitism, Katharina von Schnurbein says Germany must be at the forefront, and Germans can’t stay silent.
'Unrestrained antisemitism': German politicians, Jewish leaders warn over Left Party’s rise
Germany's Merz visits Berlin's Chabad brass with officials in solidarity with rising antisemitism
German gov't appoints Holocaust survivors' granddaughter as first Jewish minister in 100 years
Windows shattered at headquarters of Holocaust memorial site foundation in Germany
Police told German news media that an unknown number of perpetrators tore an information board from the building’s outside wall and used it to smash the windows
How Donald Trump convinced the son and grandson of Jewish refugees to get German citizenship
"I wholeheartedly believe the restoration of citizenship is equivalent to giving the finger to Hitler and his henchmen, while simultaneously accepting the hand of modern Germans."
German gov’t says 506 antisemitic crimes in fourth quarter of 2022
Authorities are only investigating 292 suspects out of the 506 incidents.
The top ten worst antisemitic incidents of 2022 - SWC
In a year filled with antisemitic rhetoric and attacks, the Shimon Wiesenthal Center ranked their ten most prominent antisemitic incidents of 2022.
Famous Nazi-fighting duo speak about a documentary about their lives
The Klarsfelds, have been making headlines for decades and now have a documentary about their lives being shown at the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival.
Battle lines deepen in bruising fight for control of Germany’s liberal Jewish institutions
It is virtually assured that yet more slings and arrows will fly before all is said and done - the UPJ could even break apart.
German-Iranian arrested for throwing Molotov cocktail at synagogue
The German-Iranian citizen is suspected of being responsible for multiple attacks on synagogues in Germany on November 18.
Lufthansa becomes first airline to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism
The announcement comes after the airline barred a large group of Orthodox Jewish passengers from boarding a flight back in May.
Are too many Germans converting to Judaism? - analysis
In a DW column titled “Why the increasing number of converts is a problem for Judaism,” Avitall Gerstetter charged that too many people in Germany convert for the wrong reasons.
An Israeli president in the Bundestag: Still moving after all these years - analysis
Even though an Israeli president addressing the German parliament is no longer novel, it remains symbolic and significant and moving.
