MUNICH, Germany — April 10, 2026 An attack was carried out on an Israeli restaurant in Munich’s Maxvorstadt district on April 10, with no injuries reported and the perpetrators remaining at large.
Attack Details and Immediate Aftermath
The assault occurred in the early hours of the morning, targeting a local establishment known for its Israeli cuisine. Authorities have not yet released details about the method of the attack or whether it involved explosives, firearms, or other means. Grigori Dratva, the brother-in-law of the restaurant’s owner, expressed shock at the incident, noting that the business had operated without prior security concerns.
"We had always felt safe in Munich before the attack," Dratva told reporters, emphasizing the family’s long-standing sense of security in the city. The statement was corroborated by multiple sources, including local media and police briefings. Despite the violence, no patrons or staff were harmed, though the restaurant sustained unspecified damage.
Community and Official Reactions
The attack has raised concerns among Munich’s Jewish and Israeli communities, which have historically viewed the city as a safe haven. Local officials in Bavaria, the state where Munich is located, have yet to issue a formal statement, but law enforcement agencies are actively investigating the incident.