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In his column, Harald Martenstein describes the violent attacks on the 67-year-old HG Lindenau, who was attacked in his neighborhood shop in Kreuzberg after a poster with the lyrics of a Boy George song, expressing support for the Jews, was hung in his window, and shows how anti-Semitism manifests itself in Berlin's autonomous scene. #Kreuzberg #Judenhass #Gewalt (translated)

President V. Zelensky responded sternly to the accusations from D. Trump and E. Musk, while the U.S. president's statement about Russia's diesel supply to the global market and the movement of a Russian tanker toward U.S. shores raised concerns about the strategic situation in Ukraine. #Ukraina #Rusija #Zelenskis (translated)

The REAL MADRID FANS account 🤍 claimed that Jude Bellingham sang along with the entire Santiago Bernabéu the phrase "corruption in the federation" and described him as a captain without a armband, in a gesture that was deemed honorable. https://t.co/EotPWLtqOM #JudeBellingham #RealMadrid #Fútbol (translated)

Iman Sefati wrote that calls against Israel and Zionists at pro-Palestinian demonstrations with children, in his opinion, showed how early hatred of Jews is instilled in them. He compared this to being imprinted by mother's milk and stated that he knows this from Iran. Many Europeans underestimated the danger because they did not take such slogans seriously enough, he wrote. #Antisemitismus #Kindheit #Demonstrationen (translated)

Next week, I will propose a specific measure at the European Council meeting – to no longer issue tourist visas for Russian citizens to travel to Europe. We are concerned that Russia will try to organize diversions in Europe. So why are we allowing Russians in as tourists and letting them move freely? Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo stated that in order to strengthen European security, it is essential to completely stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens. #Rusija #vizos #Suomija (translated)

Grzegorz Braun sharply criticized the Chancellery of President Karol Nawrocki in the revealed recordings, comparing it to the Judenrat and accusing officials of not responding to nominations for advisory councils, even though in the following months representatives of his group received nominations to presidential bodies. #GrzegorzBraun #KancelariaPrezydenta #taśmyPR (translated)

"With meticulous research, he documents how an activist-radical, anti-Israel and anti-Jewish left has gained a foothold in academia, in the cultural scene, and also in the Left Party." Armin Laschet, former Minister-President and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the German Bundestag, said in his tribute: "With meticulous research, he documents how an activist-radical, anti-Israel and anti-Jewish left has gained a foothold in academia, in the cultural scene, and also in the Left Party." "They highlight the diversity of opinions and identities," said Laschet in his tribute. #GeorgStefanTrollerPreis #JüdischesLeben #Journalismus (translated)

Next week at the European Council meeting, I will propose a specific measure – to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens for traveling to Europe. We are afraid that Russia will try to carry out diversions in Europe. So why do we allow Russians in as tourists and let them move freely? "Next week at the European Council meeting, I will propose a specific measure – to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens for traveling to Europe. We are afraid that Russia will try to carry out diversions in Europe. So why do we allow Russians in as tourists and let them move freely?" said P. Orpo. #Rusija #Suomija #ŠengenoViza (translated)

Igor Levit wrote that on the third anniversary of what he called the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, there were calls in Berlin referring to October 7 as a holiday and the only day of justice. For three years, politicians have been telling him that Jewish life in Germany must be safe, Levit wrote, adding that one should save such statements. #Gerechtigkeit #JüdischesLeben #Berlin (translated)

The author of the article accused Hape Kerkeling of portraying his grandfather in a speech in the Thuringian state parliament as a victim of National Socialism and of dramatically equating his imprisonment in Buchenwald with that of persecuted Jews. According to the author, Kerkeling concealed the reasons for his grandfather's imprisonment, Hermann Anton Kerkeling. According to the article, Hermann Anton Kerkeling was sentenced to eight years in a correctional facility in October 1933 for 17 counts of livestock and property theft during the economic crisis. Shortly thereafter, an additional year was added for preparation for high treason, among other things in connection with the communist pamphlet Rote Welle. He served his sentence in Münster, Papenburg, and Bremen. After that, the Gestapo ordered protective custody in Münster in May 1942. On July 2, 1942, Kerkeling was brought to Buchenwald as a political prisoner with the number 6117. He worked in the effects chamber and remained in Nazi custody until the liberation of the camp on April 11, 1945 – a total of about twelve years. He died in Recklinghausen in 1993 at the age of 91. The author described him as an active communist and gang thief, not as a typical victim of National Socialism. #Geschichte #Nationalsozialismus #Erinnerung (translated)