Germany: Alliances of the Die Linke Party in Berlin Threatened by Suspicions of Anti-Semitism
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"All alarm bells should ring," says World Chief Reporter Nicholas Potter on the links between Berlin's left and clancriminals and supporting terror. "Here, MPs move into the House of Representatives, who have no problem with Hamas' atrocities."
Ecologists and social democrats hesitate to support Die Linke, the radical left who came to the top of the vote for the city hall of the capital. Both sides accuse of tolerating anti-Semitism in the ranks of his party.
The polemic in Berlin and even in the whole country now after the victory of the radical left on Sunday 20 September 2026 in the German capital. The Die Linke party came to the top of the election with more than 25% of the votes. But the accusations of anti-Semitism and suspected links of some officials with criminal clans sparked much debate.
Die Linke's victory in the Berlin elections has an unexpected consequence. One of the party's worst mafia bosses appeared at the party's celebrations. At the same time, it was revealed to the party that one of its members of parliament had close contact with the mafia.
GERMANY // ANALYSIS – The left-wing party Die Linke won Sunday's state election in Berlin and could end up taking the mayor's post. But the election party has left the party with an unpleasant case of guests with connections to the clan environment and Palestinian extremism, which the party is now trying to distance itself from.
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