Jewish Group Urges Berlin Far-Left Vote Winners to Tackle Antisemitism
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Elif Eralp’s party seeks to turn its historic electoral victory into a coalition despite the differences over the expropriation of homes and the controversy over accusations of anti-Semitism
saarbruecker-zeitung.de
stern.deThe left is under pressure after its election victory in Berlin because of anti-Semitism accusations. Now the party leader is guarded against the fierce criticism. But it also strikes other sounds.
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After winning the municipal elections in Berlin, Die Linke struggles to seal a coalition agreement with his historic allies, the Greens and the Social Democrats, who suspect an anti-Semitic drift of the...
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The President of the Central Council of the Jews of Germany denounces an anti-Semitism within the Berlin section of the Die Linke party.
Radio France Internationale
Jewish group urges Berlin far-left vote winners to tackle antisemitism
The party will meet later Friday to vote on opening talks with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens on forming a coalition government, aiming to pave the way for their candidate Elif Eralp to become Berlin mayor. But the efforts are being complicated by mounting allegations of antisemitism among some of its members. Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews, acknowledged Eralp had made her opposition to antisemiti…
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