Meretz condemns AfD activity

The article focuses on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's criticisms of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, where he accused it of pursuing a "ethnic cleansing" campaign through calls for the mass deportation of migrants, describing such practices as racist and based on race and skin color. These remarks came after the conservative party's defeat in the Saxony-Anhalt state elections, where the AfD won 44% of the vote compared to 17% for the conservatives. Merz reaffirmed that the party's true objective is to take control of parliamentary councils and stated that the AfD is a destructive party that does not achieve a majority in Germany. Additionally, party leader Weidel condemned immigration, accusing it of increasing crime and violence rates, although data do not establish a direct link between migration and crime. Merz emphasized that the AfD will not achieve a majority anywhere in Germany and that it seeks to destabilize the country, while the party continues to engage with deputies to form a new government.

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