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FRANCE-KRAWALLE: ‘HIGH EXPLOSIVE!’ Volker Beck warns against anti-Zionism and new violence

Volker Beck, President of the German-Israeli Society, sees the riots in France as a “highly explosive” mixture of radical left-wing populism and anti-Zionism. Although the social structure of France is clearly different from Germany, the police must remain vigilant here too. Reports of attacks on Jewish businesses Beck differentiated: According to his information, entire streets were affected. At the same time, he points to Palestinian flags and Kufiyas in the protests and warns of possible anti-Semitic violence.

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Volker Beck, President of the German-Israeli Society, sees the riots in France as a “highly explosive” mixture of radical left-wing populism and anti-Zionism. Although the social structure of France is clearly different from Germany, the police must remain vigilant here too. Reports of attacks on Jewish businesses Beck differentiated: According to his information, entire streets were affected. At the same time, he points to Palestinian flags and Kufiyas in the protests and warns of possible anti-Semitic violence.

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