An Israeli restaurant in Munich was targeted in a suspected antisemitic attack overnight, after explosive devices were thrown into the establishment, causing significant damage, as a wave of antisemitic attacks continues.

The restaurant, Eclipse Grill Bar, describes itself as “the first authentic Israeli restaurant in Munich,” making it an important symbol of Israeli culture and Jewish presence in the city.

The attack occurred around 12:45 a.m., when multiple blasts were reported. Unknown assailants hurled explosive or “pyrotechnic devices” directly into the restaurant, shattering windows and damaging parts of the inside of the restaurant. The restaurant was closed at the time, preventing what would have been a far more serious tragedy, and no injuries were reported.

Police have launched an active investigation and have not yet announced any arrests. Damage to the restaurant is estimated to be thousands of euros, with several windows blown out and serious destruction inside the building.

Despite the attack, the owners have made clear they intend to reopen quickly, to send a message of resilience and that Jews will not be intimidated. Support has already begun pouring in from locals and members of the community, as a show of solidarity.