Germanys Central Council of Jews Opposes Left Party-Led Government in State of Berlin
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From the prophesied narrow race a clear victory became. The Left Party could govern Berlin in the future, if it finds partners. But there are two problems and a strong warning.
"It's not just about critique of capitalism, it's about totally anti-Semitic currents," says world chief reporter Anna Schneider on the left in Berlin. "Nevertheless, they're still pretending to be a normal part of the democratic spectrum."
In view of the election victory of the Left in Berlin, the Central Council of Jews in Germany warned against a government led by the party.
The left has clearly won the election in Berlin and is entitled to the office of mayor. Because of anti-Semitic incidents, Josef Schuster, President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, warned strongly about a city government under the left on the evening of the election.
The Turkish leader of the radical left, Elif Eralp, has the greatest chance of becoming the mayor of Berlin, in which he promises to nationalize hundreds of thousands of homes, but also to ensure security for Jews and Muslims.
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