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Berlin Elections Could Bring Far-Left Party to Power Amid Antisemitism Concerns
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By אסף אוני
First reported by The Times of Israel · 1 day ago
What happened
Berlin is holding elections where the far-left party Die Linke could potentially lead a coalition government. The party faces significant criticism over antisemitism within its ranks and its anti-Israel stance, while polls show a tight race against the center-right CDU.
- 01Berlin elections may bring far-left Die Linke to power.
- 02Die Linke faces accusations of antisemitism and anti-Israel positions.
- 03Polls show a close race between Die Linke and the CDU.
- 04Housing affordability and social services are key campaign issues.
- 05Antisemitic incidents have increased in Berlin since October 7.
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