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Standing Unafraid: Why Jewish Visibility in Europe Matters Now More Than Ever
Meet one of Masa's Changemaker - Anna Staroselsky, a Jewish Political activist in Germany
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
Hitler's former Jewish neighbor recounts life in Nazi Germany - report
Violent antisemitism on the rise in Germany, watchdog finds
State investigators have linked some incidents, including the one in Essen and another in Bochum, to actors working for the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Germany commits $1.4 billion for Holocaust survivors
The negotiations have resulted in an unprecedented commitment of $1.4 billion for Holocaust survivors worldwide.
Berlin rally turns antisemitic despite police ban
The Berlin police had banned calling for Israel’s destruction and showing flags and signs of terror organizations before a May 1 rally by far left groups.
Should Israel heed German warnings about a failing democracy? - analysis
Netanyahu has rejected the idea that judicial reform would harm democracy. But should he listen to German warnings, and lessons of the past?
Jump or be pushed: German conservatives turn on ex-Nazi hunter over race comments
Hans-Georg Maassen was removed from his post after being accused of ignoring video evidence of far-right gangs chasing immigrants in riots.
TAU’s Wiener Library exhibits 'Jews Out' Nazi board game
"Jews Out" was a game created in 1938 and required players to take pieces resembling Jews from residential areas to roundup spots.
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.
Germany approves first-ever government plan to combat antisemitism
The National Strategy against Antisemitism and for Jewish Life highlights best practices and recommends new actions to be taken on political and societal levels.
German synagogue reports shattered window during Yom Kippur services
It was unclear late Wednesday exactly what had happened at the Orthodox synagogue in the northern German city, officials there said.
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.
