Berlin Election: Jewish Leader Condemns Left Party's Anti-Semitism, Merz Criticizes Winning Party
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In Germany's Berlin state elections, the Left Party won with Elif Eralp as their candidate for prime minister. This sparked concern from the President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Josef Schuster, who accused the Left Party of anti-Semitism and urged other parties not to support an Eralp-led government. Chancellor Merz criticized the Left Party for its anti-Israel statements, comparing them to the anti-immigrant AfD party.
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