Danish teen terror suspect inspired by synagogue attacker
17-year-old charged with planning to bomb Jewish school inspired by terrorist who attacked Copenhagen synagogue in 2015.
17-year-old charged with planning to bomb Jewish school inspired by terrorist who attacked Copenhagen synagogue in 2015.
4 Muslim men acquitted of 'terror offenses' for allegedly aiding Danish-Palestinian terrorist who murdered 2 outside of a synagogue.
Four Muslim Danes begin trial today on charges they helped Palestinian terrorist who murdered synagogue guard, filmmaker.
Four Muslims believed to have aided Palestinian-Danish terrorist who attacked synagogue, free speech event, on trial for aiding terror.
Denmark’s parliament announces a new medal of civil valor that will honor Israeli security guard Dan Uzan.
Terror victims Finn Norgaard and Jewish security guard Dan Uzan will be honored on the one year anniversary of their murder in Copenhagen.
Four men held in connection with attack on Copenhagen main synagogue charged with a terror offence. Their trial will begin March 10.
Dan Uzan, 37, died protecting 80 Jews in Copenhagen's main synagogue.
Dan Uzan and Finn Norgaard, victims of February terror rampage in Copenhagen, honored by French ambassador to Denmark.
Opposition takes over in general election, with booming immigrant population highlighted by synagogue attack a key issue.
Danish Intelligence Chief Jens Madsen steps down ahead of report criticizing handling of twin terror attacks in Copenhagen in February.
"Jewish pigs" found scrawled on the walls of a popular eatery last week; police say they are taking the case very seriously.
Despite reports of starting Islamist radicalization in jail, shooter got cell with ISIS supporter; 2 weeks after release he struck.
After Dan Uzan was killed in attack on Copenhagen's Great Synagogue, Genesis Foundation sends 100,000 euros to Danish Jewish community.
Two men of Somali and Pakistani origin arrested for planned attack on minister, then released from custody.
Five suspects believed to have helped Islamist gunman Omar El-Hussein dispose of weapons and clothes after attacks.
Copenhagen police arrest a fifth man suspected of being an accomplice of Omar El-Hussein, who killed two people in two attacks.
Flemming Rose, culture editor who started the Mohammed cartoon controversy in 2005, given prize for promoting freedom of speech.
Danish police search 8 apartments for more clues in last month's Copenhagen shootings.
Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks makes his first public appearance in Copenhagen after surviving last month's attack.
Assemblyman tells how a security scare outside two synagogues highlighted fears of jihadist copycat attacks.
Man to be 'charged with complicity' in Omar el-Hussein's murder of two people at a free speech conference and synagogue.
Danish man who posted 'Je Suis' comments for Copenhagen gunman will not be charged for 'condoning terrorism.'
Danish Prime Minister attends funeral of filmmaker murdered by Danish Arab terrorist in attack on free speech event.
Inspired by the "peace ring" in Oslo, Danish Muslim group planning a vigil in Copenhagen to protest against hate crimes.
Over 1,000 turn out to identify with Jews following Muslim terror attacks on Jews, Jewish leader calls 'look to Norway' - but is he right?
2,500 people sign up to circle Oslo synagogue in response to Copenhagen attack, to 'stand with the Jewish people.'
Hundreds attend the Islamic burial of Omar El-Hussein, who was buried in an unmarked grave on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
Norwegian Muslims plan solidarity event after Copenhagen shooting to show 'Muslims don't support terrorism,' amid high local anti-Semitism.
Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders parade for 'unity' in London following Paris and Copenhagen attacks - is it 'appeasement'?
Danes fear Copenhagen shooter became radicalized in jail, and that more Islamic terrorists will emerge from similar path.
Danish imam's sermon at Copenhagen mosque encouraged hostility towards 'infidels', raises questions about incitement.
Jewish Agency Chairman attends funeral of security guard who was murdered outside the synagogue in Copenhagen.
Volunteer security guard Dan Uzan was murdered in attack on synagogue, leaving major questions about security services failures.
Swedish public radio issues apology after the Israeli ambassador was asked about the responsibility of Jews for anti-Semitism.
Denmark's Radio Shalom advised by intelligence service to temporarily cease broadcasts "for security reasons".
Copenhagen police confirm that 22-year-old Omar El-Hussein is behind the weekend's double shooting.
Cartoonist Lars Vilks, believed to have been the target of Copenhagen attack, says gunman was better armed than police.
President Obama expresses solidarity with Denmark, promises to confront anti-Semitism and assaults on freedom of expression.
Danish PM says 'Danish Jews are not alone' in massive rally to victims of dual shooting attacks committed Saturday.
Head of the European Jewish Association, Rabbi Menachem Margolin receives death threat from anti-Semitic poster on Facebook.
Simon Wiesenthal Center writes to European Council that Paris and Copenhagen terror attacks could be the start of 'pan-European epidemic.'
Probable target of first Denmark attack on free speech event, Lars Vilks, sent into hiding by Swedish police after latest threat.
Manual Valls comes out in support of French Jewry and criticizes Danish attacks - former FM Dumas says he 'is biased' by Jewish wife.
Spokesman for Denmark's Jewish community says they 'value his concern', but won't be heeding PM's call to leave for Israel.
Suspects charged with helping facilitate attacks on cafe and synagogue may be minors.
ADL urges EU to stop 'Islamic extremist ideology' within its borders, implies it had not learned the lesson of Paris attacks.
Danish media say Copenhagen gunman Omar El-Hussein had “a history of violent crime” and had only been freed from jail two weeks ago.
"We must fight together against boundless terrorism," Netanyahu tells Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
French FM notes similarities to Paris attack: 'First an attack on a symbol of freedom of speech, then an attack on Jews.'
'We are preparing and calling for the absorption of mass immigration from Europe,' says PM, but a Danish rabbi is 'disappointed' by this.
Some 50 people, many of them children, hid inside the synagogue in Copenhagen that was shot at Saturday afternoon, a witness said.
Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt condemns 'terror' attacks on synagogue and cafe, expresses solidarity with Danish Jews.
Rabbi Bent Lexner, former Chief Rabbi of Denmark, tells Arutz Sheva why Denmark has been on 'high alert' for some time.
In wake of attack on Danish synagogue, Prime Minister calls on European Jews to 'come home' to Israel, now, before things get worse.