Germany: Jews warned not to kippahs

Mullah Merkel’s legacy – self described ‘Chancellor of the Migrants.” Karl Lagerfeld, the late great German creative director, fashion designer, artist, photographer, and above all, icon nailed it when he has criticized the “pastor’s daughter” for opening Germany to “millions” of migrants. “One cannot — even if there are decades between them — kill millions of Jews so you can bring millions of their worst enemies in their place,” Lagerfeld told a French television show.

“I know someone in Germany who took in a young Syrian and after four days said, ‘The greatest thing Germany invented was the Holocaust.’”

German antisemitism commissioner warns Jews in Germany to not wear kippot

“I cannot advise Jews to wear the kippot everywhere all the time in Germany,” Klein told the Fuke media group.

By Benjamin Weinthal, Jerusalem Post, May 25, 2019 18:06

The German government’s antisemitism commissioner Felix Klein announced on Saturday that the country’s Jewish community should avoid wearing kippot in public because of rising antisemitism.

“I cannot advise Jews to wear the kippot everywhere all the time in Germany,” Klein told the Fuke media group.

Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government has refused to ban the entire antisemitic terrorist organization Hezbollah in Germany.
Hezbollah has at least 950 operatives in Germany, according to 2018 intelligence reports reviewed by The Jerusalem Post. The 950 operatives in Germany spread jihadism, lethal antisemitism and recruit new members. Berlin’s mayor Michael Müller permits a mixture of Hezbollah activists, pro-Iranian regime supporters, left-wing extremists and neo-Nazis to jointly march each at the annual al-Quds rally in downtown Berlin. The al-Quds rally calls for the destruction of the Jewish state.

In May, the social democratic party Friedrich Ebert foundation hosted an Iranian representative from a Tehran institute that advocates Holocaust denial. The General Secretary of the Social Democratic Party Andrea Nahles declined to call of the event that, according to critics, mainstreamed Iranian regime Holocaust denial. Germany’s social democratic-controlled foreign ministry celebrated Iran’s revolution in Feburary at Tehran’s embassy in Berlin. Niels Annen, an under secretary in the ministry, participated in the event that celebrates a revolution that urges the obliteration of the Jewish state.