Fabricating Anti-Semitism: The Case of Gil Ofarim
The singer and his faux hotel experience has made the job of those in Germany working diligently to combat anti-Semitism that much harder.
Benjamin Weinthal on Germany’s Increasing Support of the Iranian Regime
According to Weinthal, Germany is a “zealous champion” of the “deeply concessionary and flawed” nuclear deal presently being negotiated in Vienna.
The Perils of Broadcasting in Arabic
Staff members need to be trained in how to identify both anti-Semitism and the anti-Zionism that targets Israel’s right to exist in order to exclude these perspectives from their programming.
A Holocaust Survivor’s Visit to Her Childhood Home Transports Her to the Past
Ahead of the 83rd anniversary of Kristallnacht, Eve Kugler, 90, visited her hometown of Halle, Germany, and recalls the horrifying period that led to her family fleeing for their lives.
German Anti-Semitism, Real and Perceived
If it turns out that accusations by singer Gil Ofarim aren’t as he says, then it will be a gift to those who believe that anti-Semitism is just a cynical means for Jews to morally blackmail non-Jews.
Israel and Germany Team Up for European Ballistic Missile Defense
Despite a difficult history, Germany and Israel have a close defense relationship.
Floods in China, Germany are pre-Messiah judgment prophesied by Ezekiel, explains mystic rabbi
“Germany still has a huge debt as a nation for what it did to the Jews in the Holocaust. As a nation, they still side with the enemies of Israel which, if they truly understood the horror of their guilt from World War II, they would not do. Since they refuse to repent, a judgment is necessary which is coming precisely as the prophet said, through torrential rain.”
Europe: Anti-Israel Protests Descend into Anti-Semitism
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations in cities across Europe have descended into unrestrained orgies of anti-Semitism after protesters opposed to Israeli military action in the Gaza Strip
Kristallnacht Remains Relevant 81 Years Later
How do we avoid mistaking the current wave of anti-Semitism for that of the Nazi past without slipping into complacence?
Germany’s Rising Far-Right Threat
If the neo-Nazi gunman in Halle hadn’t been prevented from entering the synagogue by its robust security system, Germany would have been confronted with the most atrocious act of anti-Semitism on its soil since the Nazi era.
