Germany’s concern about antisemitism is justified and, given its history, understandable. It is a pressing issue emanating from both the far right and the left and needs to be taken seriously.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul deliver joint statements to the press.

(AP Photo/Markus Schreiber, File) BERLIN (CN) — As the German government collapses, one issue has invoked rare political unity: fighting antisemitism. But despite the ongoing debate on how to ...

In an interview following his meeting with US President Trump, Friedrich Merz used a controversial phrase to blame immigrants ...

Karin Prien was warned in 1960s Germany to hide her Jewish faith. Now in the government, she says a lot still needs to change ...

"From the perspective of the Governing Mayor of Berlin, the Police President openly addresses the issues that ... Berlin, Germany. There has been a rise in antisemitism in Germany.

Germany’s new right-wing chancellor has blamed antisemitism in the country on migrants, blaming the scourge as an imported ...

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said combating antisemitism is becoming increasingly ... Holocaust a 'responsibility we all bear' in Germany Scholz called the Holocaust a "responsibility that ...

The working group dealing with immigration and integration issues, in particular ... and extremely disturbing." Antisemitism became a "genocidal ideology" in Germany, according to Lapidot ...

Antisemitism is the number one challenge facing Jews worldwide, according to a new survey released Wednesday by Voice of the ...

Germany has been one of the worst Western countries for whitewashing Israel’s genocide in Palestine. Now it wants to do it ...