Berlin Election 2026: Issa Remmo at Election Party of the Left – Party Dissociates Itself
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The election night has been intense and very diverse, both in Schwerin, capital of Mecklenburg West Pomerania, where the far right of Alternative for Germany (AfD) won the regional elections on Sunday with 38% of the votes, and in Berlin, where the winner was the extreme left party Die Linke (The Left). The appearances of conservative politicians critical of Chancellor Merz and who even continued to ask for his withdrawal generated quite expecta…
Issa Remmo is the head of the notorious Lebanese Remmo clan. Ibrahim Ibrahim is the representative of the "Palestinian National Committee". Both of them celebrated the election victory at the Left Party in Berlin. Even if the left has distanced itself from Remmo after media excitement, the appearances of the two Arabs are not surprising. Here together, what fits together rejoices.
The Left is celebrating its election victory in Berlin. But for a coalition with the SPD and the Greens, the socialization of large housing companies, demanded by top candidate Elif Eralp, is considered a crux. A smouldering anti-Semitism debate could also burden discussions.
On Sunday evening, at the election party of the Left Party in Berlin-Neukölln, a guest caused excitement. Issa Remmo, head of the notorious Remmo clan, suddenly appeared at the party. The party says she didn't invite him.
Analysis. Alternative für Deutschland surges again in German state elections. It puts pressure on Merz. But in reality, AfD is neither Merz's only nor his biggest problem.
The 2026 election campaign is over. It can be noted that the Left Party looks set to make a successful election and is increasing the most of all parties, despite several high-profile controversies surrounding terrorist tributes, Islamism and anti-Semitism in the weeks leading up to the election. This raises an unpleasant question: how are we to understand that several well-documented incidents of anti-Semitism do not seem to have had any greate…
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