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German synagogue gunman aimed to commit massacre, prosecutor says

"What we experienced yesterday was terrorism. According to our findings, the suspect Stephan B. aimed to carry out a massacre," ...

2 killed in attack on synagogue in Germany

German Jewish leader laments inadequate protection

By Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff

"If police had been stationed outside the synagogue, then this man could have been disarmed before he could attack others," ...

Synagogue attack sparks fear among Jews in Germany

By Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff

News of deadly Yom Kippur attack heightens fears of more anti-Semitic violence in a nation still scarred by the Holocaust ...

Jewish, Israeli leaders condemn deadly Yom Kippur attack

By Hanan Greenwood, Yori Yalon, Associated Press and Israel Hayom Staff

UN Secretary General António Guterres condemns deadly attack that kills two on High Holiday of Yom Kippur. President Reuven Rivlin ...

German Jews blast WJC's decision to give Merkel the Herzl Award

By Eldad Beck

Members of local Jewish community say German chancellor's support for Iran nuclear deal, inadequate action on anti-Semitism plaguing country among ...

Defying the Nazis, Jews celebrated High Holy Days at all costs

By Adi Hashmonai

New exhibition shows how Jews risked their lives to observe their traditions, even in the darkest of times. "For them, ...

The Hollywood mogul who saved Jews from Hitler

By Rafael Medoff, Sandy C. Einstein and Israel Hayom Staff

Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle raised the alarm about the dangers of Nazism before Hitler rose to power, served as ...

Iran suspended from world judo competitions over Israel boycott policy

By Associated Press and Israel Hayom Staff

Iranian judo federation president Arash Miresmaeili condemns International Judo Federation over suspension, calling the move "hasty and unfair." Ban, which ...