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As a child, Katharina Feil learned nothing about the Jewish history of her family. The Second World War was a…

Israel is mourning the death of one of the country’s greatest writers. Israel’s President Yitzhak Herzog confirmed the death of…

As a child, Katharina Feil learned nothing about the Jewish history of her family. The Second World War was a…

The Iranian Chief Rabbi Yehuda Gerami attends the General Assembly in Munich as a guest of the European Rabbinical Conference.…

Aharon Brodman, the orthodox Munich rabbi, commemorates his grandfather who died in Auschwitz. Then he comes to his father, who…

Soon after the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, the European Rabbinical Conference appointed Chief Rabbi Michael Schudrich of Poland to…

It is also an unusual visit for Charlotte Knobloch. “That’s something to speak at the Bundeswehr University. I hadn’t imagined…

The synagogue is still a quiet place. But at the start of the international Jewish pilgrimage on Saturday, according to…

The flight from Nazi Germany was his salvation, the return to Germany determined his literary life. In 1938, when the…

The Israeli poet Elazar Benyoetz, born in Wiener Neustadt in 1937, turns 85 on March 24th. Its literary form is…