Jewish Group Urges Berlin Far-Left Vote Winners to Tackle Antisemitism
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The Berlin section of Die Linke meets on Friday late in the afternoon to allow the opening of preliminary negotiations with the Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens, who, in case of success, must lead their leader, Elif Eralp, to the mayor's chair. Since her election victory on 20 September, Ms Eralp has had to defend her party against multiple accusations of anti-Semitism and repeats wanting to do everything for the safety of the Jews in Berli…
The head of the Central Council of Jews is strongly critical of a possible left-wing state government in Berlin. He mentions the trivialization of anti-Semitism and a danger to Jewish life in the capital.
150 Jewish Berliners defend the Left Party against anti-Semitism accusations, including the Austrian writer Eva Menasse.
After the recent election to the House of Representatives, Berlin is expected to march to the abyss with even greater steps: Under left-wing leadership, not only will the debt and the punishment of all those preparing to perform increase, but crime and anti-Semitism also flourish. Parties of the establishment are now appalled in the media – but it is not credible.
The Berlin left strongly rejects allegations of anti-Semitism.
Contacts with Clan criminals, hatred of Jews and Islamism – the party of Berlin's election winner Elif Eralp is slipping deeper and deeper. Not only the potential government partners are wondering: What's next?
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