Zeev Avrahami
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Woman seeking to lead Berlin faces scrutiny over far-left past, Hamas-linked ties (opens the original)
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The left-wing Die Linke party, which won Berlin’s election about two weeks ago, is facing growing scrutiny over its ties to figures linked to Arab crime families in the German capital, as well as antisemitic and anti-Israel activists. Now, questions are also being raised about Elif Eralp, the party’s candidate for mayor, and her involvement in a group that Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has described as one of the country’s most important far-left organizations.Warning signs emerged on e
Germany’s absurd domino effect (opens the original)
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A little more than 11 years ago, Angela Merkel, then Germany’s all-powerful chancellor, wanted her Obama moment. Instead of the “Yes, we can” slogan used by the president who led the Western world alongside her, Merkel chose a similar phrase: “Wir schaffen das” — “We can do this” — she said of the challenge of absorbing more than a million refugees, most of them young men fleeing wars in Muslim countries.For the German public, this culture of welcome marked a high point in Germany’s effort at hi
Far-right surge challenges Germany’s postwar taboo as AfD closes in on historic state victory (opens the original)
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Germany’s political attention is fixed Sunday on the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, where an election in a region of just 2.1 million people could become one of the most consequential moments in German politics since World War II. For the first time since 1945, a far-right party could win enough power to govern a German state.Alternative for Germany, or AfD, enters the vote with a commanding lead. The latest ZDF poll put the party at 41%, compared with 23% for the Christian Democratic Union, or
Europe’s population crisis: Why more families are choosing to have fewer children (opens the original)
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Sigrid is a 48-year-old Danish woman. Twenty-five years ago, we studied together at the same university in New York. One night, after a lot of alcohol, we made a bet: Who could hold out longer without settling into the conventional routine of marriage, work, children, a house, a car, two vacations a year and a joint tax return? If we were still tied after 20 years, we wrote on a napkin in the pub, we would have children together. I surrendered to bourgeois life after seven years. She is still wa
Chinese criminals posed as Holocaust victims’ descendants to get German citizenship (opens the original)
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A Der Spiegel investigation published Thursday has uncovered an alleged criminal network that helped people, mainly from China, pose as the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Jews persecuted by the Nazis in order to obtain German citizenship and passports.According to the report, some of the applicants were Chinese nationals seeking to escape law enforcement in their own country and were able to do so with the help of German authorities that accepted fraudulent family histories linking the
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