Germany
Germany gets tougher on Internet hate, including anti-Semitic speech
In especially serious cases, including terrorism plans and murder, the government will be able to obtain user passwords in order to gain access to …
Germany launches investigation into police response to deadly synagogue attack
Concerns were triggered after German news organizations examined the synagogue’s security video.
Germany to honor 1700 years of Jewish culture in 2021
The festival will highlight Germany’s Jewish heritage through live concerts, dancing, the publication of a Jewish food guide and commemorative stamps.
German Activists Apologize For Stunt Using Holocaust Victims’ Ashes
The installation was meant as a statement against far-right elements in the Germany, but Jewish groups objected to the display.
Climate Activist Apologizes For Holocaust Remarks After German Publisher Cancels His Book
Extinction Rebellion co-founder Roger Hallam called the Holocaust “almost another normal event.”
70-Year-Old German Man Beaten In Anti-Semitic Attack
It is not clear from reports in the German media whether the victim actually is Jewish.
40% Of Germans Think Jews Talk About The Holocaust Too Much
Between 21 and 26 percent said Jews had too much power over the business world, global affairs and the media.
Who Were The Two Bystanders Killed By Thwarted Synagogue Shooter In Halle?
“He had his whole life ahead of him. He was only 20 years old. I don’t know how my life is supposed to carry on.”
Thousands March In Berlin Against Anti-Semitism
The march comes days after an armed German man with anti-Semitic and white supremacist motives tried and failed to enter a synagogue in Halle.
Letter from Germany: We Do Not Want Your Apologies
How many times can you say that you are sorry and let the same thing happen again? At some point, the word loses its meaning.