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The state of Hesse in Germany has approved a bill criminalizing denying Israel's right to exist publicly or in gatherings, and penalizing those who call for its destruction, provided that such actions are linked to promoting violence or anti-Semitism. This comes in the context of rising hatred and hostility against Jews following Hamas attacks in October 2023. The bill is based on the principle of protecting Germany's "state interests," similar to a previous decision related to glorifying Nazism. The law aims to curb the increasing anti-Jewish slogans, emphasizing that it will only be considered a crime if it encourages violence. It is expected to generate political and constitutional debates in the future.
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