Frankfurt
Frankfurt’s Jewish community launches its own sexual abuse hotline amid crises and pressure
The new hotline is unique among Germany’s 103 organized Jewish communities, each known as a “Gemeinde.”
Granddaughter of Holocaust survivor terrorized with rape, death threats at German university
Archaeologists uncover earliest Christian inscription north of the Alps in Frankfurt
Raccoon sausages: a butcher’s answer to Germany’s overpopulation problem
Discrimination or bureaucracy? A Jewish community in Germany struggles - exclusive
According to the community, the Hesse government is also withholding aid from the Frankfurt Chabad community, some of which are refugees from Ukraine.
Frankfurt can't cancel Roger Waters concert over his antisemitism record, court rules
Waters, the former frontman of the band Pink Floyd, took legal action and prevailed on Tuesday after Frankfurt officials said in February they would cancel his concert in May.
TAU, Goethe University launch first joint interfaith studies center
A year after the original announcement, the collaboration is finally getting underway.
What antisemitic books are available at the Frankfurt Book Fair?
While most of the Arab stands had far fewer books on display than usual, claiming logistical shortfalls, hateful material was still present in the stalls of Syria, Libya and Egypt.
Dead body found at Frankfurt airport in undercarriage of aircraft from Tehran
Police in Germany are investigating the dead body found in the underbelly of a plane.
Dozens of Jews removed from Lufthansa flight over COVID-19 masks
“Lufthansa regrets the circumstances surrounding the decision to exclude affected passengers from the flight," the airline said after the unusual incident.
TAU, German university to open joint interfaith studies center
The center will conduct research on the history of religious diversity and conflict in pluralistic societies, as well as current issues within these societies.
Swastika found painted on Torah ark at Frankfurt Airport prayer room
Frankfurt Airport, one of the world's busiest, was where many Israelis were stranded during the COVID-19 pandemic as they waited for a flight to return home.
Amsterdam mayor accuses Netanyahu of hurting fight against antisemitism
“You are allowed to criticize the policy of the Netherlands. People should also be allowed to criticize the policy of the state of Israel.”
Coronavirus: Where can Israelis fly now that the skies are reopening?
The cities of New York, Paris, Frankfurt, and Kiev - and possibly London - will be open to vaccinated Israelis come Sunday.
'Peanuts and water': Dire conditions for Israelis stranded in Frankfurt
The experience of the rescue flight was "a complete disaster," leaving 80 Israelis to fend for themselves.
