Berlin: Young man attacked for wearing a kippa

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Top accolade for woman who broke up anti-Semitic attack 15.10.2018

Janina Levy intervened in an anti-Semitic attack on two men wearing skullcaps that caused outrage across Germany. Levy's bravery has been recognized with a coveted award for civil courage.

Berlin anti-Semitic attack: Woman honored with civil courage award 30.10.2018

Janina Levy has been awarded a prize after stepping in to stop an anti-Semitic attack on a boy wearing a kippa in Berlin. "There is always something you can do" against bigotry and injustice, she told DW.

2,000 Berliners wear skullcaps to protest anti-Semitism 25.04.2018

Thousands have rallied in the capital and elsewhere in Germany to express outrage at a spate of anti-Semitic incidents. DW's Jefferson Chase attended the Berlin event to see if it entailed anything more than symbolism.

The kippa, a sign of respect for God 25.04.2018

Berlin is a holding a "wear a kippa" protest following the recent anti-Semitic attack in the city. Has wearing indicators of certain religions become dangerous in Germany? And what does the Jewish yarmulke stand for?