Berlin – Germany Sees Big Increase In Anti-Semitic Acts Of Violence

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     A tombstone reading 'commemorate' pictured at the Jewish cemetery in Leipzig, Germany, 07 November 2013. EPABerlin – Germany’s domestic intelligence agency says the number of anti-Semitic acts of violence rose sharply last year alongside a further increase in those identified as far-right extremists.

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    The BfV agency said in its annual report Thursday the number of anti-Semitic acts of violence rose by 71.4 % in 2018 to 48 from 21 the previous year.

    It also said that the number of far-right extremists rose by 100 to 24,100 people last year with more than half of them potentially violent.

    Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said “we can find in almost all areas of far-right extremism hostile attitudes toward Jews … it’s a development that we must take, very, very, very seriously.”

    He warned that migrants, Muslims and politicians were considered enemies by the far-right too.


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    Meloah
    Meloah
    4 years ago

    Hashem says that the geulah will come b’ahava and fast. Based on this, I don’t think this rise in antisemitism will last a long time, although it can rise sharply for a short moment. I think this could happen in the next major Palestinian uprising, where Israel will cause them a lot of damage. But this time we should see a speedy total redemption.