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Vienna rededicates 200-year-old Stadttempel synagogue for the Jewish New Year | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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In a time of uncertainty, European Jews renovate synagogues, dedicate Torah scrollsFacing rising antisemitism, European Jewish communities are choosing action over despair, rededicating historic synagogues and Torah scrolls from Vienna to Leipzig in a powerful push for renewal.Follow us on GoogleVienna Jews celebrating the renovation of the Stadttempel synagogue walk a new Torah scroll through the streets, Vienna, Sept. 9, 2026.(photo credit: IKG/Rosa)
Police investigating threats against prominent Jewish leader, AfD opponent | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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Police investigating threats against prominent Munich Holocaust survivor and AfD opponentA witness found graffiti scrawled in white ink on a park bench and a trash bin in Munich’s English Garden park, threatening the life of 93-year-old Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch.Follow us on GoogleCharlotte Knobloch, president of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, speaks during the christening of the new electric motorboat "Gmund." Sept. 1, 2026.(photo credit: Peter Kneffel/picture all
Should Jews worry about AfD's rise in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt? | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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How will an AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt impact Germany - and should Jews be worried?German voters in Saxony-Anhalt could give the right-wing extremist political party, the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, its most significant achievement since its founding in 2013.Follow us on GoogleLead candidate Ulrich Siegmund of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party, makes a selfie with a supporter during the final campaign rally on the eve of state elections in Saxony-Anhalt on Septem
Should Jews worry about AfD's rise in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt? | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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How will an AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt impact Germany - and should Jews be worried?German voters in Saxony-Anhalt could give the right-wing extremist political party, the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, its most significant achievement since its founding in 2013.Follow us on GoogleLead candidate Ulrich Siegmund of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party, makes a selfie with a supporter during the final campaign rally on the eve of state elections in Saxony-Anhalt on Septem
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