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When Germany's main far-right movement entered parliament in 2017, it was a life-changing wakeup call for 38-year-old Shai Hoffman.

In Germany, the rise of antisemitism and other extremism has Jews questioning their future

Jewish Ledger In Germany, the rise of antisemitism and other extremism has Jews questioning their future By Cnaan Liphshiz FRANKFURT, Germany (JTA)  When this country’s main far-right movement entered parliament in 2017, it was a life-changing wakeup call for 38-year-old Shai Hoffman.  Hoffman went searching for answers, quite literally. He teamed with activist and educator Stella Bauhaus and obtained government funding to operate her old double-decker bus, which she otherwise uses as a mobile classroom for immersive learning projects, for a cross-country project. They held conversations with random pedestrians across Germany to study and challenge some of their increasingly xenophobic, nationalist and populist views. 

In Germany, the rise of anti-Semitism and other extremism has Jews questioning their future

In Germany, the rise of anti-Semitism and other extremism has Jews questioning their future January 8, 2021 1:46 pm People walk near the Brandenburg Gate during Hanukkah in Berlin, Dec. 19, 2020. (Odd Andersen/AFP via Getty Images) Advertisement FRANKFURT, Germany (JTA) When this country’s main far-right movement entered parliament in 2017, it was a life-changing wakeup call for 38-year-old Shai Hoffman.  Hoffman went searching for answers, quite literally. He teamed with activist and educator Stella Bauhaus and obtained government funding to operate her old double-decker bus, which she otherwise uses as a mobile classroom for immersive learning projects, for a cross-country project. They held conversations with random pedestrians across Germany to study and challenge some of their increasingly xenophobic, nationalist and populist views.