Amid a surge of anti-Semitic attacks across Europe, this Dutch synagogue is now operating by invitation only
in Germany on Yom Kippur, in which a 27-year-old far-right assailant live-streamed himself besieging a synagogue, killing two people.
A handful of people survived the camps. A few more escaped deportation by chance, or by finding somewhere to hide. By the end of the war, a congregation that used to fill the synagogue with 1,000 worshipers on High Holy Days mustered a few dozen people at most. It was typical for survivors to have lost over 100 family members each.
In Groningen, many are also wary of an increased normalization of hate speech, made more bitter by an unwillingness by non-Jewish friends to recognize its seriousness. "They say after a massacre it takes 200 years for people not to be afraid anymore. I'm not going to be around for 200 years"When services are not being held, the main entrance and half of the hall of the synagogue is opened as a secular event space that hosts photography exhibitions and concerts.
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