Jewish perspectives on antisemitism in Germany – Antisemitism remains a reality in Germany. A new report used data from 2017-2020 to ask: How do Jewish people perceive antisemitism? And do their views contrast with those of the non-Jewish population? | DW

Participants in a new study describe being turned down for apartments because the landlords did not want to rent to Jews; being embroiled in conversations defending Israel and even hearing from the dentist that Jews „use the Holocaust for political purposes.“ 
Incidents such as these have been documented in a new report on Jewish perspectives on antisemitism in Germany gathered from 2017 to 2020 and published by the Federal Association of Departments for Research and Information on Antisemitism (RIAS).  The information was collected during more than 150 interviews with Jewish people. About 150,000 Jewish people live in Germany today.