Adidas Eliminates Number 44 from Germany’s Soccer Jerseys – Looks too SS-Like

In Germany, the public exhibition and distribution of the SS symbol are prohibited and can result in criminal charges.

Berlin Film Festival Caught Up in Conflicts over Gaza War

The event, known for its staunch support of Iran's struggling directors, has called upon Tehran to permit the attendance of two filmmakers subjected to a travel restriction.

UNESCO Names Massacre Area of 3,000 Jews in Erfurt a World Heritage Site

The Old Synagogue was used as a storehouse and then a restaurant and dance hall.

Report: Bavaria’s Deputy PM Had a Hitler Thing in High School

The Germans were voted the world’s “least funny nationality.”

German Tourists Mistaken for Jews Attacked in Shechem

They drove into Shechem with a rental car from Tel Aviv

Solomon Perel (‘Hitler Youth Salomon’) Dead at 97

He studied Nazi race theory and participated in pre-military exercises.

Ancient DNA from Medieval Germany Tells Origin Story of Ashkenazi Jews

DNA analysis of 14th-Century German Jews shows the Jewish Community was more genetically diverse than modern day Ashkenazim.

Forget Falafel Wars, the Latest Battle Is over Vorschmack

According to Jake Marmer, Forshmak is probably the most authentically Jewish herring recipe.

Berlin Labor Court Finds Against Deutsche Welle in Dismissal of Rabid Antisemite Farah Maraqa

This woman adamantly supports the murder of Israeli civilians, including children.

Germany Haggling over Reparations to Families of 11 Munich Massacre Athletes

"When we talk about reparations, this should be in proportion with other terrorist incidents that took place within Germany."

Was Putin Wrong? Ukrainian Ambassador in Hot Water for Praising Nazi Collaborator

Melynk stated that talking about Bandera’s antisemitism is “a Russian narrative.”

Pathetic: Germany Seeking 5-Years in Prison for 101-Year-Old Nazi

Schuetz holds the dubious record of the oldest Nazi on trial for murdering thousands of innocent human beings.

Germany’s Supreme Court Says Wittenberg’s ‘Jewish Sow’ Stays

Luther’s book that mentions the 'Jewish Sow' was used by the Nazi party to promote antisemitism.

In Berlin, Jewrovision 2022 Follows Eurovision after 2 Years of COVID

The "Jewro" will kick off with the band Chasak Hamburg. Olam Berlin will close the competition this year.

5-Star Hospital in Former East Germany Offers Kosher Food, Synagogue, Shabbat Elevator

The hospital has gone out of its way to attract Orthodox Jewish patients and make them feel comfortable during their stay.

Anti-Zionist German Antisemitism Czar Accused of Splintering Jewish Community

Civil servant Michael Blume defends allegations of impropriety by going on the offensive against his Jewish accusers.

Israel and Germany Appeal to UN to Condemn Holocaust Denial

The ambassadors of Israel and Germany denounced the ongoing denial of the Shoah.

Quantum Encryption Advances at Hebrew U Keeping Data Secure on the Internet

The team at HU developed a system that uses fluorescent crystals in the form of specks so tiny that special microscopes are needed to see them.

German Airmen Prepare JNF Trees for Planting on the Shmita Year

The event was a show of the strength of the German-Israeli relationship.

Singer Esther Ofarim’s Son Refused Service in Leipzig for Wearing Star of David Necklace

"What's going on? Why is everyone else being called up ahead of me?" Ofarim asked the desk clerk.

German Study: Increased Anti-Semitism Since Outbreak of Corona Pandemic

Jews reported being accused of having brought the virus into the world.

100-Year-Old Nazi Guard Found Fit to Stand Trial, Helped Murder 3,518

It appears that Germany is finally running out of Nazi war criminals to prosecute.

Israeli-German Team Unveils Some Countries’ Under-Reported Corona Deaths

“Our results present a comprehensive picture of the impact of COVID-19.”

Biden Nominates Daughter of Jew Who Fled Nazi Germany as Ambassador to Berlin

Gutmann's father, Kurt, grew up in an Orthodox Jewish family in Feuchtwangen, Germany, and fled Nazi Germany in 1934 after Adolf Hitler had risen to power in 1933.

Last Surviving Liberator of Auschwitz David Dushman Dies at 98

Dushman suffered severe injuries on three separate occasions during the war and was one of 69 soldiers out of 12,000 in his Red Army division to survive the war.

German Anti-Semitism Czar Wants Ban on Yellow Stars of David in Corona Vaccine Protests

The city of Munich, which had banned wearing a yellow star as a condition in dispensing rally permits.

Poles to Mark 78th Anniversary of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising with Sirens, Daffodils

"This is how we want to commemorate the Heroes and draw the attention of residents to this event."

Israel to Sell German Military Its Trophy Tank-Protection System

Trophy protects against a wide variety of anti-tank threats, while also maximizing the vehicle's ability to identify the enemy location.

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