In Nazi Germany, a Jewish teen's desperate plea to an English soccer star sparked an unlikely rescue, as Bert Sproston's compassion on the pitch became Rolf Friedland's ticket to survival.

German authorities charged the man of being a member Hezbollah. 

A tragic incident occurred on Sunday in Lautlingen, a village in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, where a man took his own life after murdering two others in a home, local police reported.

Calls for resignation mount against Michael Bume, the appointed antisemitism commissioner in Baden-Württemberg.

The CDU, the largest opposition party which is currently leading in polls, has called for a major revision of the country's policy towards Iran in a new paper drafted by legislators.

The rising of the military threat level to 'Charlie' marks the highest potential terror threat in over 10 years, according to CNN. With fears of a potential attack on military bases throughout Europe in the next week, fox reports.

European paper BILD reports that a number of European leaders have been informed that Israel intends to launch a war on this date and on specific terms.

In a massive step forward against Anti-Semitism, Germany has made amendments to those who wish to obtain a German passport in order to protect Jewish rights in Germany. 

This move comes after Canada has called on its citizens to do the same, pointing to real fears of a general war in the north.

Benjamin Steinitz, CEO of an organization monitoring anti-Semitism said Jews are being threatened and attacked in all areas of life. 

Margot Friedländer, a 102-year-old Holocaust survivor, has become the featured star on the cover of Vogue Germany, a departure from the magazine's typical celebrity and model covers. 

The equipment will include anti-air ammunition, spare parts and barrels for artillery, and a million rounds of small arms ammo.

The drone, adapted to the needs of the German Army, launched its maiden flight in the presence of senior German officers and representatives of the Defense Ministry and Israeli military industry.

The German ambassador was violently attacked by Palestinian students who tore off the mirror of his car, threw stones at him, and chased his entourage.

The Prime Minister met with the Foreign Ministers of Britain and Germany and emphasized Israel's insistence on the right to defend itself.

Benedikt Zimmer visited Israel as a guest of Defense Ministry Director-General Eyal Zamir, where they discussed matters of interest to both nations.

The attack caused minor damage before the fire was put out, but the perpetrator is still on the loose.

The Prime Minister made it clear that Israel cannot exist alongside Hamas; the German Chancellor said Israel has the right to defend itself but that the civilian casualties are too high.

The German Embassy issued a letter thanking the State of Israel for transferring 68 children alongside 11 employees and their families from Rafah to Bethlehem. "We feel relieved that the efforts have resulted in great success."