German politicians warn of antisemitism on October 7 anniversary
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Leading German politicians including Chancellor Merz and President Steinmeier called for people to reject antisemitism.
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Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, speaking at a commemoration in Israel marking the third anniversary of Hamas's October 7 attack, said France 'rejects antisemitism' and continues to seek 'peace between Israelis and Palestinians.'
Leading German politicians including Chancellor Merz and President Steinmeier called for people to reject antisemitism.
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- German Chancellor marks October 7th with vow to fight antisemitism (opens The Local Europe in a new tab)
Friedrich Merz spoke about 'rising antisemitism' in Germany in a speech he delivered on October 7th, the anniversary of the 2023 attack which was the deadliest day in Israel's history.
- German politicians warn of antisemitism on October 7 anniversary (opens Deutsche Welle in a new tab)
Leading German politicians including Chancellor Merz and President Steinmeier called for people to reject antisemitism.
- France rejects 'poison' of antisemitism, foreign minister says in Israel (opens Le Monde (English) in a new tab)
Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, speaking at a commemoration in Israel marking the third anniversary of Hamas's October 7 attack, said France 'rejects antisemitism' and continues to seek 'peace between Israelis and Palestinians.'
