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The German government appointed Katharina von Schnurbein Commissioner for Jewish Life and the Fight against Antisemitism, succeeding Felix Klein. She took office on October 28, after serving in the corresponding European role since December 2015. She said that combating hatred of Jews is essential to protecting democracy, and called for antisemitism to be confronted regardless of its source—whether the far right, the left or political Islam—and for Jewish life to be present and visible in society. The report noted that her statement did not explicitly address antisemitism in bourgeois circles or traditional parties. Meanwhile, the commissioner faces political debates over the denial of Israel’s right to exist and antisemitism within Berlin’s Left Party.
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