Constitutional Concerns: New Impetus: Denial of Israel's Right to Exist Is to Be Punished
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The German Federal Council and the Central Council of Jews are pushing for a legal ban to protect Israel from anti-Semitism. The Federal Government is skeptical. The Bundestag is now in demand.
Hessen does not let loose: The CDU-led state government insists that the denial of Israel's right to exist is punishable under certain circumstances. A legal opinion should dispel doubts - but its author causes indignation with his statements.
With a draft law, Hesse insists on punishing the denial of the right to exist. A constitutional lawyer defends the project.
Hessen wants to punish the denial of Israel's right to exist nationwide. "14 out of 16 countries have agreed. Now the Bundestag is on the move", according to Minister of Justice Christian Heinz (CDU).
It is a controversial proposal: punishing those who deny Israel the right to exist. A new report is intended to address constitutional concerns.
In the planned ban on the denial of Israel's right to exist, Hesse continues to put pressure on the federal government. A new legal opinion concludes that the bill is compatible with the Basic Law, while there are still considerable legal concerns. Initiative for Israel's right to exist The Hessian state government maintains its initiative, the public denial of the right to exist under [...] The contribution Hessen wants to punish denial of Isra…
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