Germany’s relationship with Jews and with Israel is understandably shaped by the past. But this has caused it to be ritualized, abnormal – and, sometimes, actively harmful
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
75 years after the Holocaust, Jews in Germany don't need special treatment any more
Published in Anti-Semitism, Germany, Holocaust, Jews and Muslims and Neo-Nazis
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