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The author asked whether the AfD vice president of the state parliament had been prevented from attending a memorial service for the attack on the synagogue in Halle, and whether Ms. Prien had suggested to him, referencing 1933, that there was a "seizure of power." #Halle #Gedenkfeier #AfD #DE (translated)

The author of the article accused the AfD of antisemitism in their handling of the commemoration in Halle. He wrote that Jewish students had denied Tillschneider access to the synagogue, while the AfD referred to them in their communication as leftist students, thereby denying them their Jewish identity. He classified this as particularly pronounced antisemitism. #Antisemitismus #Halle #AfD #DE (translated)

Mathias Priebe criticized what he described as claims of sole representation, refusal to engage in discourse, and a blocking stance, stating that narrow-mindedness does not lead to progress. The man had received an invitation and wanted to commemorate the victims of an attack. Priebe noted that it was not to be expected that he would give the Hitler salute in a synagogue. He pointed out that the greatest concern for "Grandchildren Against the Right" was that their enemy image might be exposed because of this. In conclusion, he asked what would have happened if the president of the Palestinian students had appeared. #Priebshow https://t.co/UJtB3oH6Av #Judentum #Studierende #Gedenken (translated)

Timo Lehmann wrote that the police in Halle could have cleared the way for the vice president of the state parliament, Tillschneider, that day, but did not do so. Carrying away people wearing a kippah in front of the synagogue for a right-wing extremist is unacceptable, he stated. The police's actions gave him hope. https://t.co/XhyiaqAqfP #Halle #Polizei #Rechtsextremismus (translated)

Omas Against the Right Leipzig reported that several people denied Tillschneider, an AfD politician, access to the synagogue in Halle with a human chain, thus preventing his participation in a memorial ceremony. The ceremony was dedicated to the antisemitic attack of 2019. The group stated that they would not allow their commemoration to be "hijacked." https://t.co/akh7CUnDsy https://t.co/kROgfixfVa #Gedenken #Antisemitismus #Halle (translated)

NIUS reported that a human chain prevented the AfD's deputy president of the state parliament, Tillschneider, from participating in the memorial event for the attack on the synagogue in Halle. An NGO, which according to NIUS benefits from taxpayer money, was also involved in the action. https://t.co/OWA62rqpCM https://t.co/drnoohFGom #Halle #AfD #Menschenkette (translated)

Igor Levit wrote that Tillschneider described the attack in Halle as a "rampage." The perpetrator had attempted to enter the synagogue on Yom Kippur in order to murder Jews but was unable to get through the door and subsequently shot two people. Seven years later, Jewish students stand before the same door that Tillschneider referred to as "fanaticized." Levit stated that there is no need to know more about Tillschneider and praised JSU Deutschland. #Antisemitismus #Hassverbrechen #Judentum (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Jewish students prevented the far-right AfD politician Hans-Thomas Tillschneider from entering a memorial service at the synagogue in Halle. She expressed the desire for the Jewish Students' Union Germany (JSUD) to also be present in the future when Federal President Steinmeier, Adis Ahmetović, Isabel Cademartori, the Neukölln district and other politicians from the SPD, the Left Party, the Greens, and the BSW tried to enter a synagogue. She justified this with the principle of equal treatment. #Antisemitismus #Gedenkfeier #Studierendenvertretung (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)

On the anniversary of the Halle attack, members of the Jewish Student Union of Germany blocked the access of AfD politician Hans-Thomas Tillschneider to the memorial service in the synagogue to protest against his political instrumentalization of remembrance. #HalleAnschlag #Menschenkette #AfD (translated)

H.-Th. Tillschneider wrote that the image depicts the situation well. He wanted to represent Tobias Rausch and participate in the memorial event for the Halle shooting. A group of students, whom he described as fanatical, insulted him and denied him access to the synagogue with a derogatory political designation. #Halle #Gedenken #Antisemitismus (translated)

Timo Lehmann described the situation in front of the synagogue in Halle as moving. A group had gathered there while the Vice President of the State Parliament, Tillschneider, wanted to go inside to commemorate the attack on October 9. However, he was not allowed in, Lehmann wrote. https://t.co/bWBQWf3zo7 #Halle #Gedenken #Solidarität (translated)

CIDI wrote that unknown individuals had attached a large number of flowers to the fence of the synagogue in Zwolle on October 7. The organization called it a heartwarming gesture. The photo was taken by Peter van Riet. https://t.co/NJFOGczMPi #Zwolle #bloemen #solidariteit (translated)