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"No Need for Consequences": Left Group Leader Pellmann Declares Kocak Debate Over

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The debate about contacts between the left-wing politician Kocak and a clan and anti-Semitic actors has been going on for a few weeks. But for the leader of his party, Pellmann, it is now over. Kocak has cooperated and remains a member of parliament.

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The debate about contacts between the left-wing politician Kocak and a clan and anti-Semitic actors has been going on for a few weeks. But for the leader of his party, Pellmann, it is now over. Kocak has cooperated and remains a member of parliament.

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The dispute over Ferat Koçak exacerbates the tensions in the planned alliance of SPD, Greens and Left. Learn why the left rejects Krach's demand and rebelling 17 deputies against the anti-Semitism course.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Left Party does not want any further consequences for Ferat Koçak, a member of the left parliament. Previously, SPD candidate Krach had called for his exclusion from the faction.

·Berlin, Germany
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In the case of the controversial left-wing MP Ferat Koçak, the group leadership currently sees "no need for further consequences."

·Berlin, Germany
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No exclusion, no further consequences: The Left Party in the Bundestag wants to refrain from measures against Ferat Koçak in spite of serious accusations by the clan-neighbours for the time being. To this end, she threatens trouble at other fronts. This post Remmo-affair Left faction adheres to Ferat Koçak has been published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.

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FOCUS online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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