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
German NGOs, MPs make Wiesenthal list of top 2020 antisemitism outbreaks
Warning about 're-legitimization' of dangerous antisemitic BDS movement in Germany.
I survived the Halle synagogue attack and now I face my attacker in court
I decided to be a co-plaintiff in this trial in order to play a role in the fight against right-wing extremism.
Halle Synagogue shooting survivor: 'I really lost trust in the police'
Rabbi Rebecca Blady was present at the time of the shooting, and is now a co-plaintiff in the upcoming trial.
Antisemitism commissioner slams German parliament for anti-Israel bias
‘The decision of the German parliament towards Israel was wrong and might help by weakening the role and position of the Jewish state’
German church covers antisemitic sculpture it was forced to keep
“This sculpture was meant as an insult to Jewish citizens,” The evangelical church’s pastor, Jürgen Kohtz said.
German Jewish leader warns not to forget past on eve of WWII anniversary
Schuster also said he was worried that a certain amount of antisemitism appeared to have become an accepted fact of life in Germany
Germany's antisemitism commissioner: Jewish communities are thriving
Klein also hinted to the possibility of infusing more Jewish life into the public conscience by marking public cultural days.
Germany rejects proposed law to naturalize Jews who fled Nazis
Germany's main parties rejected a proposed new law making it easier for the descendants of those who fled Nazi Germany to return, saying that two decrees issued last summer were sufficient.
Improbable Jewish-German Film Festival publishes book celebrating 25 years
Maoz opens up about how this film was inspired by the hour in which he thought (incorrectly) that his daughter had been aboard a bus that was blown up by a suicide bomber in Tel Aviv.
Israeli Holocaust survivor shows world her diary from Auschwitz
“I will die shortly and I don’t want the people to be forgotten who were murdered,” Miller-Ehrenwald said.
