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Ten Jewish steles have been found damaged at the World War I German military cemetery in Moulin-sous-Touvent, northern France. IMAGES
Berlin (Germany), Sep 22 (EFE/EPA), (Camera Clemens Bilan).- A survivor of the attack on a German synagogue in October last year participated along with experts and journalists in a press conference to discuss whether Jewish institutions are sufficiently protected in Germany.FOOTAGE FROM THE PRESS CONFERENCE IN GERMANY FOLLOWING THE ATTACK ON A SYNAGOGUE LAST YEAR.
Prague, Feb 12 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Martin Divisek) Fragments of looted Jewish gravestones which had been used as cobblestones in the streets of Prague will be preserved in one the city's Jewish cemeteries.The three stones, each about 10 centimeters in size, were desecrated during the communist era of what was then Czechoslovakia.FOOTAGE OF GRAVESTONES, OF PRAGUE AND SOUNDBITES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN PRAGUE FRANTISEK BANYAI.
Around 80 graves are daubed with swastikas at a Jewish cemetery in eastern France, hours ahead of nationwide marches called to denounce a surge in anti-Semitic vandalism and hate speech. IMAGES / COMPLETES VID1306138_EN
An alleged French jihadist accused of returning from Syria and shooting dead four people in an attack on the Jewish Museum of Belgium in central Brussels appears in court. IMAGES
Jerusalem has a unique problem - they are running out of room to bury the recently deceased. In a bid to solve the city’s desperate lack of burial sites, Jerusalem is turning back the clock and building underground cemeteries for the first time in 1,600 years. The completed structure will hold 22,000 graves and will be able to provide burial space for about 10 years, taking up 300,000 cubic metres.