Jews in germany
What AfD's election victory in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt could mean for Jewish life - analysis
Siegmund faced criticism over his attitude toward Germany’s Nazi past. In a 2025 interview, he refused to answer whether he considered the Holocaust the most horrific crime in history.
How will an AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt impact Germany - and should Jews be worried?
With AfD gaining traction in eastern Germany, what would a far Right win mean for Jews? - analysis
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Pro-Nazi movement posing as Jewish organizations in Germany
The man behind several of the fake Jewish organizations, Iwan Götz, is a vehement anti-Zionist who asserts that Jews financed Hitler.
Israeli soccer star signs with German powerhouse Bayern Munich
Israeli player Daniel Peretz will join FC Bayern Munich's history, following the footsteps of Lothar Matthaus, a former Bayern Munich midfielder.
German man accused of posing as a Jew and peddling fake, antisemitism-laced Holocaust story
Central Council of Jews in Germany: "The damage done by such charlatans to such an important project is great."
J7 Global Task Force born in order to address surge in antisemitism internationally
This initiative will unite leaders from the world's most significant Jewish communities to devise coordinated strategies, discuss mutual challenges, and share best practices.
Court rules Berlin rabbi accused of sexual misconduct should not hold positions of authority
Berlin Rabbi Reuven Yaacobov is accused of using his rabbinical status to force women to comply with his sexual demands over more than a decade.
Discrimination or bureaucracy? A Jewish community in Germany struggles - exclusive
According to the community, the Hesse government is also withholding aid from the Frankfurt Chabad community, some of which are refugees from Ukraine.
Jewish intel chief: My family and I will leave Germany if far-right AfD gains power
Stephan Kramer's comments come after the Alternative für Deutschland candidate won the local district council election in the same state.
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.
