Germany ‘No Longer Safe’ for Jews, Chancellor Merz Says Following Defeat by Jew-Hating Left Party in Berlin

Islam has infected the West with it’s rampant Jew hatred under the guise of ‘Palestinianism” which is nothing more than a  marketing term for Islamic Jew hatred.

In 2026, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz concedes: “Jewish life in Germany is no longer safe.”
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Germany ‘no longer safe’ for Jews, Merz says following defeat by Left Party in Berlin

“The fact that Jewish life in Germany is no longer safe is the most serious burden of recent years,” Merz stated in a press conference.

By J Post, September 22, 2026:

German Jews are no longer safe in the country, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz claimed on Monday, following his party’s recent defeat by the far-left Left Party in Berlin’s state election.

“The fact that Jewish life in Germany is no longer safe is the most serious burden of recent years,” Merz stated in a press conference.

The Left Party has faced multiple accusations of antisemitism in the past, including after a campaign event in August featured a rapper who chanted “Death to the IDF” and “Yalla yalla Intifada.”

The leader of the Left Party, 45-year-old Elif ‌Eralp, has been compared to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, particularly for her focus on social media and personal campaigning.

She has denied accusations of antisemitism, saying that “Celebrating violence and terrorism is absolutely unacceptable,” and “I will do everything to ensure that Jewish people – just like Muslims, queer people, and everyone in our city – can feel safe.”

An annual report by Germany’s independent antisemitism monitoring network RIAS revealed in June that antisemitic incidents hit an all-time high in Germany since monitoring began in 2025, with 8,725 recorded offenses.

After Regional Elections in Germany, Chancellor Merz Admits: ‘it was a disaster’

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union Party won 4.9 percent of the vote. That puts them below the five percent threshold to win a single seat in parliament from the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

loomberg: “We can’t sugarcoat it, it was a disaster,” Merz told reporters in Berlin in a statement earlier directly after exit polls were released, breaking with a past practice for chancellors to speak the day after an election. He gathered senior CDU officials to party headquarters, where he sought to gauge their support for his leadership. Germany’s political establishment was shaken when the CDU suffered a stunning defeat to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany two weeks ago in Saxony-Anhalt, another eastern state that could lead the first far-right government in the country since World War II (Bloomberg).

The pressure in on Merz to resign. Beege Welborn at Hot Air: Merz will try to hang on any way he can. He’s wanted this job his entire life… but after a 1-2 punch to the head like the party’s just taken, bravado might be all he has going for him because he’s running short of friends (Beige Welborn).