Elif Eralp: Bodo Ramelow Kritisiert Berichterstattung Über Elif Eralp
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Since when is it a sign of a lack of government ability when a mother is afraid of her children? And since when does a news magazine decide which private statements of a politician are published – and whether it is still suitable for a government office after that? The debate around Elif Eralp raises fundamental questions: about journalistic responsibility, political double standards [...]
Eralp, winner of the Berlin election and aspiring mayor, tries to withdraw an interview with the "Spiegel" in which he criticized one of Hamas' supporters close to his party, the "Linke": "Tremo reversioni" (Theme Reversions). Thus the veil falls on those who preach the expropriations: under socialism there is the "jihad." The article Left under chess of the "Allied Islamists" comes from The Truth.
The outcry about the Berlin left-wing election winner is great. According to "Spiegel", Eralp feels threatened when she explicitly speaks to a well-known Palestinian activist. Now the politician justifies herself and sees borders crossed - the medium holds against it.
Kreiszeitung
A Berlin politician and her fear of Hamas: Elif Eralp wants to become the governing mayor – but she is afraid of those capital Islamists who like to invite her left to election parties.
Former Spiegel journalist Melanie Amann has criticized her former employer's report on Elif Eralp as "highly jazzed." Former Federal President Joachim Gauck also demands that the left in Berlin "just try to rule."
A report by "Spiegel" has sparked discussions about its handling of confidential information: it is about the publication of internal communication with the Berlin leftist faction leader Eralp during an interview. Not only party colleagues of the politician criticize the action of the news magazine.
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