Jewish Leaders Urge German Parties to Block Die Linke Coalition After Berlin Election Victory
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz accused the Die Linke party of anti-Semitism, which is about to form a coalition to govern the city of Berlin. Elif Eralp, the candidate for the town hall of this formation, took a stand during the campaign, without being able to silence these accusations.
After their election victory, the Central Council of Jews of the Left in Berlin accuses anti-Semitism. A group of Jews, among them the authors Deborah Feldman and Eva Menasse, contradicts. The Central Council no longer has the power of interpretation to represent all Jews, it says.
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