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'As a queer Jew, I don't feel welcome': New report examines antisemitism in Berlin's LGBTQ+ scene
Jewish LGBTQ+ Berliners report feeling increasingly unwelcome in queer spaces after October 7, according to a new government-commissioned report.
Berlin Holocaust memorial vandalized in latest antisemitic vandalism incident
Berlin Holocaust memorial vandalized, covered in green graffiti, police say
Violent assault on Jewish student in Berlin not antisemitic in motive, appeals court rules
In a twist, German rabbi at scandal’s center cedes rabbinical school ownership to Berlin Jews
Rabbi Walter Homolka faced allegations of sexual harassment scandal involving his husband, who was also his employee.
Berlin: A whole new city
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 41
Holocaust memorials in Buchenwald and Berlin vandalized in same week
Near Buchenwald, the perpetrators on Tuesday sawed off the tops of seven trees planted along a road that used to lead to the camp.
German police do push-ups on Holocaust monument
Accessible to the public, visitors are asked to refrain from performing offensive behaviors at the memorial • acts of indecency have been reported in the past
Jewish man punched in Berlin, one of 3 antisemitic attacks reported there
In Ukraine, meanwhile, a swastika was spray-painted on a synagogue, while in Spain, white supremacist and anti-Israel symbols were spray-painted on the gate of a Jewish cemetery
Austrian Jewish leader apologizes: Wrongly administered COVID vaccines
The head of Austria’s Jewish community has apologized for COVID-19 vaccine doses that were administered to community members, including himself, who were not meant to receive them.
Man assaulted in Berlin by attacker who shouted antisemitic insults
The victim, 33, was attacked in front of his apartment building by another man whom police said was trying to visit a woman who lived in the same building.
Belgium bans kosher slaughter, paving way for possible EU ban
Stunning an animal before ritual slaughtering is contrary to Kosher and Halal practices.
Rabbi who served Germany’s Jews after fall of the Berlin Wall, dies at 93
Many non-Jewish Germans first encountered Wolff in Wauer’s 2011 film about Berlin’s historic Weissensee Jewish Cemetery, “In Heaven Underground.”
Anniversary of fall of Berlin Wall poses fresh challenges for German Jews
Although the fall of communism liberated Jewry, the striving for freedom continues
