Germany

Max Mannheimer was silent about his nightmare and depression for decades.

German law allows anyone stripped of their German citizenship by the Nazis "on political, racial or religious grounds" between 1933 and 1945 to reclaim it, and this includes their descendants.

Around 70% of Europe's Jews say they're afraid to go to synagogue for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.

The SPD is expected to form a new regional coalition government with the Left and the Greens, who suffered a 2.5% drop to 15.1%.

Senior German lawmaker Johannes Kahrs says a Law of Integration would solve the Jewish community fears being fed by recent events escalated by incoming Muslim refugees.

An American defense industry player has barged into a deal between Israel and Germany, challenging the agreement with an appeal of the tender process.

On May 19, 1943, Germany was declared Judenrein (clean of Jews), with no Jewish high schools. Now we're back to three, and counting.

One MP said "the German government cannot publicly designate the godfather of terrorism Erdogan as a partner, while internally warning about Turkey as a hub for terrorism."

“One cannot fight against Arab terrorism and at the same time allow Israel to be eradicated at one of the noblest and most important hotels in Berlin,” Lanzmann wrote.

The last Polish Jew who managed to survive the Sobibor Nazi death camp has passed away at the age of 90.

ISIS continues to inspire murderous extremism among Muslims around the world.

German Culture Minister Monika Grütters told the New York Times last March that a Jewish member on the committee “would be the only voice who would be prejudiced.”

“Taboos of civilization are being broken," Merkel said. “These acts happened in places where any of us could have been."

A Syrian refugee who was denied asylum but allowed to stay in Germany temporarily turns out to be a suicide bomber.

Investigators are focusing on the bomber's history before he left Syria, the reasons he was denied asylum, and why he blew himself up.

"I looked from my balcony and saw him reloading his pistol. I threw my beer bottle at him. It broke on the roof.”

Munich police warned residents and others to "stay home" and not post pictures or video from the attack on social media.

Altogether, 10% of Germans surveyed agreed Jews had “too much influence” in Germany.

More than 20 people were injured in an attack by a man wielding an ax on a train in Germany.

The European Union wasted no time establishing a presence in Tehran.

Hezbollah is ramping up its firepower with more than 120,000 missiles pointed at Israeli cities.

The drones will be operational in 2018.

Rabbi Teichtel of Berlin is urging all European rabbis to be proactive in trying to hold the European Union together, for the safety of Europe's Jews.

For the first time since the Holocaust the famous tunnel used by the prisoners of Ponar to escape from the Nazis had been located using new technologies for underground predictive scanning.

It seems that Bavaria thought restitution meant restitution to the Nazis rather than to their victims.

German police moved fast to shut down a terrorist situation in a theater in Vernheim, about 40 miles south of Frankfurt.

Israeli PM Netanyahu is to meet US Secy of State Kerry to discuss -- again -- the issue of peace talks with Abu Mazen.

Hanning's lawyer, Johannes Salmen, said he plans to appeal, because his client "will not be fit for a custodial sentence. That means he will not have to go to jail."

A German government minister backs a Jewish member on a committee to decide the return of cultural property stolen by the Nazis.

German authorities have determined a killer near Munich had an 'Islamist motive.'