German Chancellor Merz Attends 20th Anniversary of Munich Synagogue
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On the anniversary of Kristallnacht, Munich's main synagogue celebrates its 20th anniversary. Holocaust survivor Knobloch warned against "hatred of Israel disguised as genuine sentiment." By S. Berninger.
Chancellor, Prime Minister and the newly elected candidate for the Federal President's Office are taking part in a ceremony in the Munich Synagogue. It is a signal and a clear message.
At a ceremony in Munich, Federal Chancellor Merz calls for better protection for Jews in Germany. Germany must offer Jewish people "home, security and freedom", explained the CSU politician Ilse Aigner.
For two decades, Jewish culture has had a central place in the heart of Munich. Charlotte Knobloch is especially thanked for this. For her, the synagogue belongs to the city "like the Frauenkirche and the Hofbräuhaus".
Chancellor Merz, speaking at the 20th anniversary of the Ohel Jakob Synagogue in Munich, said that protecting Jewish life is a historical responsibility. Merz stated that antisemitism is reappearing everywhere and that security measures show that normal Jewish life is not yet possible.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has once again emphasized Germany's "special responsibility towards the Jewish people." On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Ohel Jakob Synagogue in Munich, he recalled the persecution and expulsion of Jews during the Nazi era and reaffirmed the need to decisively combat antisemitism. Merz stated that the safety of Jewish life in Germany is an "ongoing task" and that the Federal Government will do everyt…
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