'Elevated' risk of far-right attack in Germany after anti-Semitic rampage: government

There is an "elevated" risk of another far-right attack in Germany after two people were killed by a gunman targeting a synagogue in the city of Halle this week, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer warned Friday. "The threat posed by right-wing antisemitism and terrorism is elevated in Germany," Seehofer said on ZDF public television.

This means such an attack could happen "at any moment," he added. 

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