“Recall Us to Life”
Rabbi Walter Homolka on Rosh Hashana, the treshold of a New Year, and the concept of good livelihood in Jewish thought. In this context Homolka also discusses the dangers Jews face today
The Summer of Circumcision
The circumcision debate is still raging. Lorenz Schulz, professor of criminal law and legal philosophy, discusses the latest draft from the Department of Justice
A Pledge to the Good and the Just
A Catholic Bishop sends his best wishes to Jews in Germany and all over the world on the occasion of Rosh Hashanah. He believes, that Rosh Hashanah can unite Christians and Jews. Jaschke also says, what he thinks about the security measures Jews in Germany have to face
Social Protests in Israel
Our exclusive report from Tel Aviv tells how the social protest unfolded, what the activists want and how they fight for social justice. One year after the biggest demonstrations in Israel’s history, the movement is divided, confused and striving for new strength.
The Euro’s Design Fault
Can Angela Merkel save the currency? She can’t, because Germany’s role in overcoming the debt crisis is overestimated. Merkel’s Germany has become unpopular thanks to the chancellor’s tough stance in the euro debate – and because Jens Weidmann plays the Bad Guy