The German pukes were too cowardly to use their own fists, so they unleashed a dog on the Jews instead. From Ha’aretz: Five students from a Jewish high school in Berlin were attacked this week by a group of four men, German police said Thursday. The incident took place Wednesday, when the attackers unleashed a dog at the students, aged 15 to 17. The teenagers were on subjected to abuse by...
Germany warns Jewish community of terror threat from Lebanon
From Ha’aretz: German security authorities have issued a warning to the Jewish community of an increased threat of terrorist attack emanating from Lebanon, a senior Jewish official said Sunday. Stefan Kramer, general secretary of the Central Council of German Jews, told Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA) the warning had been received more than a week ago, on January 11. He confirmed weekend news...
Holocaust scholar: ‘Jew’ has become curse word among German youth
It will always remain my father’s Europe. And Ha’aretz, the leading left-wing rag out of Israel, will make sure it remains that way. From Holocaust scholar: ‘Jew’ has become curse word among German youth: German schools are failing in educating students about the Holocaust, a new study by a political education center has found, as German youth, who one historian said use...
Today in Jewish History – Elul 17
Sponsored by Aish.com: In 1935, Nazi Germany passed the Nuremberg laws, a set of racist policies directed primarily against Jews. The Nazis blamed the Jews for poverty, unemployment, and the loss of World War I. Jews were banned from any professional jobs and Jewish stores were boycotted. Anyone with even one Jewish grandparent was stripped of German citizenship, with no basic rights. Within 10...
Berlin Jewish Center builds replica of Western Wall
From Ynet: Germany’s new $8.2 million Jewish community center will feature a replica of Jerusalem’s Western Wall – accurate down to the plants sprouting from it, the center’s leaders said. The 100-square-meter replica will be part of Szloma Albam House, whose opening Sept. 2 will provide another sign of the growth and vitality of Berlin’s 12,000-member Jewish community. ”This is a symbolic...