The festival has dealt with sufficient turmoil since barring the group from one of the largest events of its kind worldwide.
The German media brand WELT and Israel's The Jerusalem Post will come together for "Joint Perspectives: A German-Israeli Summit" in Berlin on February 14. The event will be streamed the day after.
Police told German media that the incident at the bar began with a dispute between the two Free University in Berlin students.
Berlin’s commitment to remembering its past and protecting its Jewish community was evidenced throughout this experience.
The Jewish student was evacuated to the hospital while suffering from fractures on his face.
Advertisement banning Israelis from renting a Berlin apartment goes against Germany's ban on expressing antisemitic sentiments.
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The memorial is not the first Holocaust-related site to be defaced. Since Israel-Hamas war, there has been widespread graffiti amid pro-Palestinian protests.
The association planned to send an armed group to force their way into parliament in Berlin, arrest lawmakers, and overthrow the system, said prosecutors.
Dubbed “Never again is now — Germany stands up,” the rally was organized by a Jewish real estate magnate, Nicolai Schwarzer.