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Berlin Left Rejects Anti-Semitism Accusations

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The Berlin left-wing top candidate Elif Eralp has rejected the anti-Semitism accusations against her party after the election of deputies. "These allegations are not differentiated criticism, but have reached a destructive dimension," said Eralp on Friday at a State Party Congress of the Left in Berlin. She wants to strengthen the fight against anti-Semitism. "Jewish people must feel safe in our city," she said.

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The Berlin left rejects anti-Semitism accusations, but is self-critical. At its party congress, the new faction leader Eralp and state chairman Wolter emphasize that they want to strengthen Jewish life and fight anti-Semitism.

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Anti-Semitism accusations and a clan affair put pressure on the left party. At a special party congress, the party now advises on possible coalition talks. See here the speech by top candidate Elif Eralp.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Berlin left-wing top candidate Elif Eralp has rejected the anti-Semitism accusations against her party after the election of deputies. "These allegations are not differentiated criticism, but have reached a destructive dimension," said Eralp on Friday at a State Party Congress of the Left in Berlin. She wants to strengthen the fight against anti-Semitism. "Jewish people must feel safe in our city," she said.

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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