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The author stated that Muslims would incite against him because as a former Muslim, secular humanist, and gay man, he clearly supports Israel. He referred to Israel as the only real democracy in the Middle East and as a rule of law with a separation of powers in the judiciary and free elections. #Israel #Menschenrechte #Toleranz #IL #DE (translated)

Erik van Haren wrote that Max Verstappen described himself as a perfectionist that morning and according to him, he showed once again why. Despite an excellent weekend up to that point, Verstappen continued to push for better starts. He said, according to Van Haren, that his engines were the same as those of Racing Bulls and that there was therefore no excuse. https://t.co/eCSRAalDJu #MaxVerstappen #Formule1 #Perfectionist (translated)

Andreas Rosenfelder wrote that Harald Martenstein reported on parents who did not want to talk about a knife attack for fear of being categorized as being on the right. Some still wanted to talk about the death of their child and the consequences for their own lives, while the media interest, according to Martenstein, had been limited. He mentioned a girl as an example who survived the attack but had not dared to leave her apartment for years. Martenstein called this shocking. Rosenfelder described this as a German reality that, in his opinion, the left does not talk about when it criticizes “hate and incitement.” #Messerangriffe #Eltern #Medien (translated)

Martin Reichardt sharply attacked Ralf Stegner and claimed that his statements had been completely refuted. Reichardt wrote that the SPD is also declining because, in his view, its incompetent staff believes their own propaganda lies to be reality. https://t.co/2CPkbZEfD9 #Politik #Deutschland #Propaganda (translated)

Jeanette Therese Voermann paid her respects to the Jewish students. She wrote that for years, people had incited against the culture of remembrance and then were outraged when Jewish students denied access to a representative of the far-right AfD to a synagogue. Voermann referred to this as "chutzpah" and wrote that it could not be learned. https://t.co/VDSgPIUp6O #Erinnerungskultur #JüdischesLeben #Respekt (translated)

Mariba criticized Dilan Yeşilgöz after she claimed that Russia had been declared an enemy of the Netherlands. According to Mariba, Yeşilgöz stated that the Netherlands was not at war, but that a carefree peace was also not in sight. Mariba wrote that the Russian consulate had asked the Dutch government to confirm or distance itself from the statements. She believed it should be made clear whether this was about official policy, a political warning, or political rhetoric. According to Mariba, designating an enemy was not a strategy and threatening language could escalate tensions. She argued that the consequences of such statements ultimately affected civilians and urged the government to explain what the policy and risks were and how it intended to ensure security. She criticized the VVD and argued that politicians should think first before declaring an entire country an enemy. #Nederland #politiek #veiligheid (translated)

David wrote that the Dutch Prime Minister had, three years after October 7, mentioned Hamas victims and Israeli civilian casualties in the same breath. According to David, this created the impression that the perpetrator and the response were morally equivalent. He called the statement unworthy and said that the Prime Minister did not speak on his behalf. #NietMijnPremier #Politiek #Hamas #Israël (translated)

"There needs to be movement, the cabinet has shown that it can move on social security. We need movement on nitrogen. And we are all in the same boat, as we discussed in the faction meeting." BBB faction member Gert Jan Oplaat says during the break of the debate that his party would dare: "There needs to be movement, the cabinet has shown that it can move on social security. We need movement on nitrogen. And we are all in the same boat, as we discussed in the faction meeting." #EersteKamer #politiek #cooperatie (translated)

Steffan Nethe wrote that he helped a friend carry a dresser into her second apartment in the Schanzenviertel district of Hamburg. Although she had warned him in advance, he was surprised by the extent of the stickers on the walls of the houses. Nethe described the district as a stronghold of the left and wrote that entire blocks were covered with stickers against the police, the state, and the right. He said that this had nothing to do with normal residential culture; he compared the appearance to a run-down Antifa command center in public space and called it terrible. #Hamburg #Schanze #Antifa (translated)

Steven Arrazola de Oñate wrote that after a conversation with Stavros the day before, he had looked at the YouTube figures of De Morgen and thus better understood his anger. According to Arrazola, episodes of De Morgen on YouTube garnered about 500 views, compared to an average of around 10,000 for the Behaved podcast in recent weeks. He stated that this difference was approximately a factor of twenty, even though his podcast had no well-known media brand, large budget, or decades-long name recognition. Arrazola suggested that this comparison could be painful and wrote that Stavros apparently preferred to call him a ‘charlatan’ rather than a competitor. He invited Stavros as a guest on Behaved and said that the podcast was happy to engage in conversation with people who strongly disagreed with them. According to him, this resulted in more interesting discussions than insulting each other on X. #podcast #socialmedia #DeMorgen (translated)

Visit Urk stated that SV Urk 14 was, according to them, the only team in the Netherlands where all players and staff came from the same family. Visit Urk also reported that one of them was an adopted brother and asked who that might be. #Urk #Middelgrotegezinnen #BezoekOns https://t.co/KWwBLUgww5 #SVUrk #Familie #Voetbal (translated)

Monique X-Fluencer 🇳🇱 ✌️ wrote that someone could become a minister in Sudan from a social housing situation, after having been previously identified as a war refugee from that same country. She suggested that this was apparently all possible. #Soedan #socialehuisvesting #vluchtelingen (translated)

Carine Knapen wrote that Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany are, in her opinion, struggling with serious domestic crises, rising debts, higher taxes, unaffordable prices, and deindustrialization, while deliberately billions continue to flow to a country outside the EU. #crisis #schuld #deindustrialiseerder (translated)

Proud goat claimed that behind the account Gegen_die_AfD is the IT specialist Frank R. from Aachen. Since the founding of the AfD in 2013, he has systematically spread hate, false claims, and defamations against the party through the account. The post carried the hashtag #RedaktionsnetzwerkRechts. #RedaktionsnetzwerkRechts https://t.co/WVr9lCmUoW #AfD #Hassrede #FakeNews (translated)

The author wrote that Steinmeier referred to the concerns of these people as a rejection of fundamental rights. In fact, according to his depiction, they turned away from Steinmeier, his party, the politics, the cartel parties, and their media, as well as from the hatred and incitement of the political class. #Grundrechte #Politik #Hass #DE (translated)

Rona wrote that Kellermann had repeatedly accused her publicly of lying and incited against her. According to her, a reporting office was not interested in this matter. The conflicts had started when she still had a small account, and Kellermann, as the head of the WDR studio in Essen, already had 13,000 followers. The trigger had been her question about why Kellermann publicly mocked Alice Schwarzer as an "old white woman" and did not acknowledge her merits. Later, he insulted her with derogatory terms in connection with her stance on trans people. Rona had complained in writing to the WDR about his behavior at that time. In response, she received a message to the effect that Kellermann was acting here in a private capacity. #Kritik #Medien #Diskussion (translated)