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Anti-Semitism and Anti-Police Posters: Elif Eralp Gets in Need of Explanation at the Tagesspiegel-Hauptstadtgespräch

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At the last big debate of the candidates for the Red Town Hall in front of the Berlin election, the Elif Eralp is under pressure from the left. Impressions of the Tagesspiegel-Hauptstadtgespräch in the Deutsches Theater.

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For Elif Eralp, the Berlin election is a vote against "cold politics of division." The politician demands social justice. Berliner Wahl-News in the blog.

·Berlin, Germany
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At the last big debate of the candidates for the Red Town Hall in front of the Berlin election, the Elif Eralp is under pressure from the left. Impressions of the Tagesspiegel-Hauptstadtgespräch in the Deutsches Theater.

·Berlin, Germany
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Berlin's SPD top candidate Steffen Krach wants to enter into a coalition with the left only if there is no room for anti-Semitism among the party's deputies: "A task of Mrs. Eralp. I don't know how she wants to solve it."

·Berlin, Germany
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Ahead of the state elections in Berlin, the capital of Germany, all eyes are on Elif Eralp, the Left Party's candidate for prime minister of Turkish origin. According to a ZDF poll reported by Haber7, the Left Party is in first place with 22%, while Eralp's statement about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become one of the most notable topics of the election campaign.

The left party wants to open Kiezkantinen in Berlin and expropriate housing companies. But with another topic, top candidate Elif Eralp is constantly confronted, as on the Turkish-German entrepreneur's podium by CDU-man Stefan Evers Perhaps at the end a foreign policy issue decides the Berlin election. In any case, if one can believe the guests of the Turkish-German entrepreneur's association. It is campaign-end sprint when the association invit…

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freitag.de broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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