Anti-Semitism in the Left: Former Party Leader Van Aken Rejects Allegations – and Announces Report on Clan Contacts
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In the Maischberger broadcast the former left-wing federal leader Jan van Aken gets into the defensive. He does not want to know about an anti-Semitism problem of his party, the political opponents would only shoot against the left to prevent a government.
The Left Party has an anti-Semitism problem, admits former party leader Jan van Aken on Tuesday evening with Sandra Maischberger in the ARD. But this concerns only a minority of members. Political scientist Peter Neumann sees this differently.
At "Maischberger" ex-left boss van Aken tries to refute the accusations against his party. Only one head of the literary critic Denis Scheck gets him out of the way.
Instead of the election winner Eralp, ex-leftist van Aken joins the TV round. Despite his commitment that anti-Semites have nothing to do with the party, he struggles to refute the allegations.
Jan van Aken resists the accusations against his party. He also protects the controversial member of the Bundestag Koçak – and blames the CDU for the debate.
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