Germans and jews
'Unrestrained antisemitism': German politicians, Jewish leaders warn over Left Party’s rise
Left Party's leader Elif Eralp - who is of Turkish origin - has been compared to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani due to her pro-Palestine anti-capitalist populist beliefs.
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
Individuals who post 'From the River to the Sea' to be denied German citizenship
'No Jew in Germany': German police assault Israeli professor
It is unclear why the police confused the victim with the suspect.
Violent attacks committed against Jews in Berlin and Zurich
Germany has experienced a wave of violent antisemitic attacks, largely committed by German Muslims.
German politicians want Iran-regime center ousted over antisemitism
Trepoll added that the Iranian regime-controlled Islamic Center of Hamburg “proved again, with its continued participation in the al-Quds march, that a state agreement cannot be made with the center.
German Jewish shareholders call for probe into bank's BDS-linked accounts
Legal expert tells bank it is "making common cause with Jew-hatred."
Merkel: Bad Iran deal better than no deal
In special Independence Day interview, the German chancellor discusses antisemitism, Mideast peace and Berlin's pledge to maintain Israel's national security.
The Kielce Pogrom of 1946
22 Jews had been shot dead in what was quickly deemed a 'misunderstanding.'
Antisemitism runs deep-seated in Germany
"We thought that our Judaism was a secret," growing up in Germany after leaving the Soviet Union, where religion was shunned.
German court allows labeling Jewish anti-Zionist activist as antisemite
A Munich court overturned a prior decision that barred a prominent Jewish leader from terming one Hamas-affiliated BDS activist an antisemite.
German Justice Minister: Holocaust must be bigger part of migrant courses
More than a million migrants have arrived in Germany in the last three years, many of them fleeing conflict in the Middle East, causing concern that antisemitism could increase.
A boy murdered for his gelt and 4 other wild Hanukka stories from the past
From deadly antisemitism to the triumphs of Jewish life after the Holocaust, these stories all paint an indelible picture of the 20th century Jewish experience.
