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German CDU Leader Merz Vows to Fight Antisemitism and Anti-Israel Sentiment

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German Chancellor Vows Strong Opposition to Antisemitism and Anti-Israel Sentiment

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared a firm stance against antisemitism and hatred of Israel at a CSU party conference. He vowed that the CDU and CSU parties would oppose such sentiments from any political direction. Merz's strong words were met with significant applause from the conference attendees.

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  • German Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed strong opposition to antisemitism and Israel-haters.
  • Merz stated that antisemites and Israel-haters will always find bitter opponents in the CDU and CSU parties.
  • He emphasized that this opposition applies regardless of whether the individuals come from the right or the left.
  • The Chancellor's remarks were made during a CSU party conference.
  • His speech received sustained and enthusiastic applause from the audience.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered a strong address at a CSU party conference, denouncing rising antisemitism and declaring an uncompromising stance against it. Speaking on behalf of both the CDU and CSU conservative parties, Merz stated, "We will not tolerate this. Antisemitites and Israel-haters, regardless of whether they come from the right or the left, will always find bitter opponents in us." He concluded his remarks with a firm call to action, "We will not suffer this, we will not accept this." The speech was met with sustained and enthusiastic applause from the hundreds of attendees at the conference.

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