The outgoing German Chancellor lauded the relationship between Germany and Israel and emphasized Germany's commitment to the Jewish state's security.

'Over the past several years, Germany alone has funded 34 political organizations in Israel, all of whom are affiliated with the far-left,' stated a letter to the outgoing chancellor penned by the Choosing Life Forum of Bereaved Families.

'Whoever supports terror won't be safe in Germany,' Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said in a statement. 'Regardless of what shape the support takes.'

Vandals ruined a mezuzah at Berlin synagogue at the same time that attackers seriously injured a Jewish man in Hamburg.

The exhibit has sparked outrage for violating Jewish ritual law and dishonoring the memories of those who perished in the Holocaust.

A German youth movement highlighted its parliament's failure to address anti-Semitism and radical Islam.

A leading pro-Israel group slammed the German government for refusing to label the Iranian regime's genocidal threats as 'anti-Semitic,' deeming Iran merely 'anti-Israel.'

While different in style, the 'moderate' Abbas is actually following in the footsteps of his predecessor, the late Palestinian arch-terrorist Yasser Arafat.

The German Bild newspaper accuses Ambassador Christoph Heusgen of 'pure malice' in comparing Israel to the Hamas terror group.

In Berlin, Netanyahu praised Jerusalem's improved relationship with the EU, stressing that Israel has not given up its basic interests while mocking the latest French peace initiative.

By deciding that comments opposing mass immigration are racist, Facebook is condemning the majority of Europeans. This is a policy that will help push Europe towards disaster.

In the latest anti-Semitic incident in Germany - also an Islamic attack - two men claiming refugee status assaulted and robbed a Jewish man at a northern port.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp near Munich on Sunday. In her speech, she said Germans will never forget the "unfathomable horrors" of the Nazis.

World powers have taken the first step in combating global anti-Semitism. Israel's ambassador to the UN demanded better security for European Jews.

Increasing numbers of European leaders are expressing opposition to unilateral recognition of "Palestine." As Israel strives for peace, it hopes that this trend will continue.

The Dutch join Germany in rejecting unilateral recognition of a "Palestinian" state. Does this announcement from Holland signal a shift in European policy?

More European countries are recognizing "Palestine," but Israel says this is counterproductive to any possibility of peace.

A protest against the recent wave of anti-Semitism was held in Germany on Sunday. The year 2014 has seen a spike in anti-Semitic activity across the globe.