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Danish PM assaulted in Copenhagen

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen assaulted by a man at Kultorvet public square in Copenhagen. Suspect arrested, Frederiksen is reported to be in shock.

Queen Margrethe honors Denmark’s Jewish community

Danish Queen visits Danish Jewish Museum and Copenhagen Synagogue to mark 400th anniversary of Jewish community.

Danish police arrest terror suspect in Copenhagen

Danish police carry out raid in Copenhagen, arrest man suspected of planning “one or several attacks.”

"Major police operation" seals off Copenhagen area

Major bridges and ferry services from Denmark to Sweden and Germany have been blocked, Danish police said Friday.

Denmark deploys troops to guard Copenhagen synagogue

Danish military deploys troops in Copenhagen to guard city's synagogue and the Israeli embassy.

Trial of Danish teenager over alleged bomb plots begins

Trial of 17-year-old Danish girl suspected of planning bomb attacks against Jewish school begins near Copenhagen.

ISIS takes credit for Copenhagen shooting

ISIS-linked news agency claims Danish man who shot two police officers during a drug raid was a member of the group.

Denmark art show featuring ISIS terrorists reported to police

Copenhagen art show reported to local police for plans to portray suicide bombers killed in the Brussels and Paris attacks as heroes.

ISIS cell with weapons cache busted in Copenhagen

Danish police arrest four ISIS jihadists who fought in Syria and seize weapons and ammo, as Europe remains on high alert.

Copenhagen terrorist targeted Mohammed cartoonist

Suspected accomplices of Palestinian-Danish terrorist reveal he meant to murder Swedish artist, not Danish film-maker, in shooting attack.

Denmark: 16-year old girl planned to bomb Jewish school

Teen terrorist and her 24-year-old accomplice stand trial today, believed to have plotted to bomb two schools.

New Denmark medal honors slain Jewish security guard

Denmark’s parliament announces a new medal of civil valor that will honor Israeli security guard Dan Uzan.

Denmark under 'serious terror threat' year after attacks

1 year since Palestinian terrorist murdered two at free speech event and synagogue, Danish PM holds memorial under heavy security.

Suspect Held after Arson on Copenhagen Mosque

Danish police arrest a man on suspicion of torching a mosque in Copenhagen, causing superficial damage to the building.

Al Pacino Backs Out of Play Written By Hitler Supporter

Pacino 'couldn't come to terms' with Norwegian author Knut Hamsun's support of Nazism, and withdrew from stage adaptation of his novel.

Buses Torched, Vandalized with Anti-Israel Graffiti in Demnark

Danish police investigating after four city buses destroyed in fire and a fifth vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti in Copenhagen.

BDS Ads Pulled from Copenhagen Buses

Ads claiming boycotting 'settlements' was with 'a clear conscience' pulled for being too offensive; Palestinian groups balk.

Copenhagen Terrorist Was Placed with ISIS Supporter in Jail

Despite reports of starting Islamist radicalization in jail, shooter got cell with ISIS supporter; 2 weeks after release he struck.

Mohammed Cartoonist Awarded Danish National Prize

Flemming Rose, culture editor who started the Mohammed cartoon controversy in 2005, given prize for promoting freedom of speech.

Police Raid Apartments Linked to Copenhagen Attacks

Danish police search 8 apartments for more clues in last month's Copenhagen shootings.

Denmark: No Charges Over Pro-Terrorist Facebook Post

Danish man who posted 'Je Suis' comments for Copenhagen gunman will not be charged for 'condoning terrorism.'

Oslo Jewish-Muslim Event Organizer: Jews Behind 9/11

One of the Muslim organizers of a Muslim-Jewish coexistence event in Oslo said in 2008 that 'powerful' Jews were behind 9/11.

Danish Jewish Radio Station Temporarily Off Air After Attacks

Denmark's Radio Shalom advised by intelligence service to temporarily cease broadcasts "for security reasons".

Breaking news

Two 'Accomplices' Arrested in Copenhagen Attacks

Suspects charged with helping facilitate attacks on cafe and synagogue may be minors.

Interview

Former Chief Rabbi: Copenhagen Attacks 'Not a Surprise'

Rabbi Bent Lexner, former Chief Rabbi of Denmark, tells Arutz Sheva why Denmark has been on 'high alert' for some time.

European Jewish Leaders to EU: Protect Jews

WJC, EJA leaders call on Denmark to increase security to Jewish institutions after attacks, urge EU to take 'critical' action.

'Lone wolf' attack?

Danish Police Kill Man Responsible for Copenhagen Attacks

Copenhagen police confirm: man shot dead Sunday morning the lone gunman in double attack.

'You Can't Make Europe's Streets an Anti-Semitic Shooting Range'

Diaspora Minister Naftali Bennett calls on Europe to crack down on anti-Semitism, offers Danish Jews Israel's condolences, help.

Shots Fired Near Copenhagen Synagogue

One person dead and two wounded in shooting attack near a synagogue in central Copenhagen.

Islamist terror strikes again

One Dead in Attack on Danish 'Blasphemy Conference'

Over 200 bullets fired into Copenhagen cafe during 'free speech' event; target may have been controversial Mohammed cartoonist.

Fearing Copycat Attacks, Danish Jews Demand Police Protection

Following Paris attack, Jews in Denmark call for security at school and synagogue in Copenhagen, with Jews targets deemed 'vulnerable.'

Photos from Denmark Jewish School Attack

Windows smashed and graffiti daubed in anti-Semitic attack on Jewish school that feels 'far removed from Gaza conflict.'

Denmark: 100s March Through Muslim Area to Protest Anti-Semitism

Jews and non-Jews alike don Jewish symbols openly in 'yarmulka protest' against rising anti-Semitism.

Rabbi: Kosher Slaughter Ban Not Anti-Semitic

Copenhagen rabbi: ban on kosher slaughter is problematic, but false accusations of anti-Semitism won’t help.

Fmr. Shin Bet Head Flees Denmark Over 'Arrest Warrant' Threat

Carmi Gallon, of controversial film 'The Gatekeepers,' flees Denmark after pro-PA group demands warrant against him.

SWC Issues Travel Advisory for Copenhagen Amid Warnings

The Simon Wiesenthal Center issued a travel advisory for Denmark in wake of warnings by Israel’s ambassador.

Peres in Copenhagen: Pollution Travels without Passports

President Peres said in Copenhagen that pollution has no borders. He wants Israel to be a “regional laboratory for the environment.

Peres Goes to Climate Conference in Denmark

Following decision by Netanyahu not to attend, Israel will be represented at the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen this week by President Peres.

Bnei Akiva Changes Climate in Denmark with ‘Light of Chanukah’

Bnei Akiva is using Chanukah lights to change the climate in Denmark, where world leaders are discussing global environmental dangers.