Kenobloch: Nazi ghost haunts Germany anew
Charlotte Knobloch, the head of the Jewish community in Munich and Bavaria, expressed her concern over the Far-Right Alternative for Germany (AfD) winning 44% of the vote in the Saxony-Anhalt state elections. The party is classified as a far-right extremist group, and its rise could lead to its assumption of the position of state Prime Minister. She emphasized that this victory has rekindled feelings of fear among Jews in Germany, after years of efforts to restore confidence following the Nazi Holocaust. Knobloch warned that the arrival of a far-right extremist party in power poses significant risks to the Jewish community, and stressed that mainstream parties must collectively confront this threat. She called for dialogue with young people to raise awareness and combat the increasing anti-Semitism. Additionally, she received death threats linked to the election results, which the police have announced.
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