Israeli 'seriously injured' in Berlin truck attack

Goldschmidt, President of the Conference of European Rabbis, said in a statement: “Europe once again finds itself in shock… Once again, religious leaders, the world over, must not stay silent, as is happening too often.

“We must take every opportunity to stress how it is our responsibility to combat extremism in any form. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the loved ones affected by this tragic event.”

De tout cœur avec les Berlinois et l'ensemble du peuple allemand. Mes prières vous accompagnent #Breitscheidplatz #Berlin #ichbineinBerliner

— Haïm Korsia (@HaimKorsia) December 19, 2016

“Wholeheartedly with the people of Berlin and all the people of Germany,” French Chief Rabbi Haim Korsia wrote on Twitter. “My prayers accompany you.”