German Jewry

Germany to improve security in Jewish sites

Announcement comes ahead of one-year anniversary of anti-Semitic attack in Halle on Yom Kippur.

Freiburg Jews hold parade welcoming new Torah scroll on street which was named after Hitler 80 years ago.

Days after warning Jews not safe when donning skullcaps publicly, Merkel suggests stationing police at every Jewish building in Germany.

Mathias Döpfner, journalist who made war anti-Semitism 'personal concern,' receives Leo Baeck Prize from Central Council of Jews in Germany.

Report claims leader of Jewish community near Hamburg, Germany not Jewish, has been imposter for decades.

Long campaign to bring 'stumbling project' project to humanize Holocaust victims in Munich rejected - with the Jewish community's support.

Following criticism, Germany's Interior Ministry appoints two Jews to a new commission on anti-Semitism.

Police step up security of the Jewish community in the German city of Bremen amid a heightened danger from Islamist terrorists.

Jewish magazine to be delivered in plain envelopes, as community leaders note Israelis being beaten for being Jews.

German Jewish groups outraged as government creates a new commission on anti-Semitism without including any Jews in it.

Campaign to urge Israelis to move to Germany may have bungled the facts, according to a local Bnei Akiva leader.

Multiple incidents in Germany and throughout Europe lead to outcry over 'explosion of hate.'

'Anti-Semitism does not belong in Europe,' German leader warns, days after Belgium shooting.

New works include Picasso, Cezanne, Gaugin; total of 590 works to be put online in search of original owners.