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Sander Sassen asked Grok if Israel had offered to annex the Gaza Strip, which was then under Egyptian control, shortly after the war of 1948 and grant all Palestinians there full Israeli citizenship. He added two links as sources. https://t.co/loCFnELLFf https://t.co/6thZMiIR9w #Israël #Gaza #Palestijnen (translated)

Sparbook enemies wrote that a government formed by Red-Red-Green would plunge Germany into a severe crisis according to their own assessment. Performance drivers would, according to their forecast, leave the country so quickly that the government could impose exit bans. To prevent a complete collapse of state finances, Germany would have to tax based on citizenship, similar to the USA. Therefore, it would not be enough to emigrate to Switzerland; those affected would also have to renounce their German citizenship. Sparbook enemies described this scenario as frightening. #Deutschland #Politik #Auswanderung (translated)

Steffan Nethe referred to a statement by former police officer Jan Fischer in WELT, according to which many police officers hardly dared to defend themselves anymore. He asked why security forces were increasingly afraid to protect themselves and wrote that police officers were insulted, threatened, spat upon, and physically attacked. According to Nethe, the Federal Criminal Police Office registered around 46,400 violent crimes against police officers across the country in 2024. This corresponds to about 127 cases per day and an increase of around 38.5 percent compared to 2015. In physical assaults on law enforcement officers, around 35 percent of the suspects in 2024 were not German citizens. Nethe wrote that an attack on a police officer is also an attack on the rule of law. He called for better equipment, more personnel, and a consistent criminal prosecution of assaults on emergency personnel. In addition, police officers should receive support when acting lawfully. If the police ever felt they could no longer defend themselves, it would be a major problem, he wrote. #Polizei #Sicherheit #Rechtsstaat (translated)

Three Saudi Arabian citizens were killed in two attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, while the pro-Iranian Houthi militia claimed responsibility for the assault and simultaneously threatened to attack all oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. #Riad #Huthi #SaudiArabien (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that a Swedish police officer had been privately in Copenhagen and tried to settle a dispute. During this, a man hit him on the head or neck. An artery was torn; the officer died despite an emergency operation. The Copenhagen City Court convicted the man, according to LilitThyra, of simple assault, not of dangerous bodily harm or homicide. It imposed a one-year prison sentence as well as a one-year ban on entering bars, clubs, and similar establishments after midnight. The perpetrator had come to Denmark as a toddler from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is now a Danish citizen. Furthermore, he had multiple prior convictions for rape, bodily injury, and attempted murder. #Dänemark #Justiz #Kriminalität (translated)

Lena Kotré wrote that there are 14,000 applications for German citizenship from alleged descendants of Nazi victims, including cases of fraud. A Chinese person posed as a Jewish descendant and thus obtained German citizenship. Kotré stated that only the AfD demands an immediate review of all these naturalizations, the revocation of citizenship in cases of fraud, and a moratorium on naturalizations. #Einbürgerung #Staatsbürgerschaft #Betrug (translated)

Strijder124 wrote that Stephan van Baarle had referred to the changing Dutch culture as beautiful and had said that people needed to get used to it and could be proud of it. According to Strijder124, Van Baarle had also said that changes within the boundaries of the law and citizenship were fantastic. Strijder124 stated that the Netherlands was increasingly resembling the Middle East and that Van Baarle believed that the Netherlands should be proud of that. #Nederland #cultuur #trots (translated)

🅲🅾🆇🆇 asked who decides on residency and naturalization in Germany. In many authorities, foreigners would have significant powers, he wrote. In Hamburg alone, 24 people without EU citizenship had extensive decision-making authority; some of them neither held German citizenship nor had a permanent residence permit. #Einwanderung #Aufenthaltsrecht #Staatsbürgerschaft (translated)

The author of the post wrote that a German citizen of Iranian descent had written an anti-homeland novel about repressed Nazi guilt in the Hunsrück and received the German Book Prize for it. She called it predictable and cheap and wrote that everything is at the end. #DeutscherBuchpreis #Literatur #NSVergangenheit #DE #IR (translated)

loop23 wrote that the two women were German citizens and had been brutally murdered almost three years ago. Their mothers now had to witness that the perpetrators were celebrated on the streets and that a party was being elected that promoted this. He called it a disgrace. https://t.co/YtiPn5xp83 #Deutschland #Gesellschaft #Gerechtigkeit (translated)

Islamic radicalism shows concerning traits in the popular tourist country of Oman, under the changing profile of the Sultanate under Sultan Haitham, especially in the case of an Omani citizen who attempted a failed terrorist attack on a flight to Tel Aviv. #Oman #Terrorismus #Islamisierung (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that many of the migrants currently setting fire to schools in France are French citizens. He questioned what measures the right-wing suggested who opposed repatriation, and whether they relied on further integration courses. #Migration #Integration #Frankreich (translated)

Björn Höcke wrote on the Day of German Unity on October 3rd that unity means not only a common state but also the equal belonging of all citizens, regardless of their political stance. The pension debate conveys to people with a GDR biography that their life’s achievements count for less, and during the Corona measures, the state split society even down to families, he explained. He also criticized that vaccination status has been made a measure of social belonging. Höcke accused unspecified individuals of leveling accusations against millions of people for linking their voting decisions to the crimes of Buchenwald. He dismissed such comparisons as politically motivated slurs, including one made by an older man. Cohesion requires respecting the decisions of others, even if one disagrees with them, he wrote. At the same time, Höcke pointed to business closures, families' worries about the future of their children, and a trust damaged by political failure. War rhetoric intensifies these fears, he claimed. The AfD extends a hand to all who do not want to come to terms with this; the recent election results show that more and more people want to take their fate into their own hands, he wrote. Germany will also overcome the walls that are currently being erected between citizens, Höcke added. #Einheit #Zusammenhalt #Deutschland (translated)