Noting October targeting of synagogue in Halle, among other incidents, interior minister says hundreds more officers will investigate and prevent nationalist crimes

Hundreds of Jews dance down the main street of Freiburg im Breisgau that was once named after the Nazi leader, as they welcome the sacred scroll

Discoveries made in Leibling House, a recently renovated cultural center, reveal the German foundations of much of Tel Aviv's Bauhaus-inflected 1930s construction

Meanwhile, Central Council of Jews in Germany praises Justice Ministry for announcing crimes with anti-Semitic motivation will be punished at higher level

Change is part of a package of new government measures, including obligating social media networks to report online death threats and incitement of racial hatred to police

Peter Schafer stepped down last June over hosting of anti-Zionist scholar and inviting an Iranian delegation to discuss a possible exhibit on Iranian Jews

With a new memoir, 92-year-old Laureen Nussbaum wants to set record straight about Hans Calmayer who saved her family and countless others from deportation and probable death

In second such assault in recent weeks, 76-year-old victim, who was mistaken for a Jew, suffered injuries to his forehead and nose

While accounts of the 1938 pogrom have focused largely on the ravaging of synagogues and stores, the attacks on houses destroyed the last refuge for Jews amid rising discrimination

Samuel Kantorovych says assailant called him a 'dirty Jew' and spit on his skullcap before throwing it into a trash bin