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🇩🇪 Germany passes controversial antisemitism resolution

The German lower house of parliament has passed a highly controversial resolution to combat antisemitism — despite opposition from legal experts, civil society groups and prominent Jewish intellectuals.

The cross-party resolution is the result of months-long, closed-door negotiations between the ruling center-left coalition government and the center-right opposition.

First proposed in the wake of Hamas's terror attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, and in response to the subsequent rise in incidents reported as antisemitic in Germany, the controversy over the resolution largely has largely centered on the intent to make public grants for culture and science projects dependent on adherence to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of antisemitism:

"The Bundestag reaffirms its decision to ensure that no organizations or projects that spread antisemitism, question Israel's right to exist, call for a boycott of Israel or actively support the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement receive financial support."

Ahead of the vote, Amnesty International Germany said that while it welcomes the aim of introducing measures to combat antisemitism and racism and to protect Jewish life, in its view the resolution "not only fails to achieve this goal, but also raises fears of serious violations of fundamental human rights and legal uncertainty."

"Many actors from human rights organizations, the arts, culture and academia are already unsettled and are reluctant to speak out on human rights violations in the Middle East conflict, to speak publicly on the topics of antisemitism, anti-Muslim racism, Israel and Palestine or to take to the streets, partly for fear of repression — such a resolution will further reinforce this trend of self-censorship, mistrust and division," the organization told DW.

The Central Council of Jews in Germany, a state-funded body set up after the Holocaust as both a representative organization for many Jewish congregations in Germany and a go-between for German Jews and the government, had expressed support for the resolution.

"The foundations for the effective protection of Jewish life have now been defined. However, the planned measures still need to be implemented effectively and swiftly," its president Josef Schuster said last week.

"From a legal perspective, the resolution is a great disappointment. Earlier drafts were criticized severely by lawyers as most likely unconstitutional. In view of these criticisms, it is puzzling to see that the final version of the text is mostly unchanged," says Ralf Michaels. Apart from the "practical impossibility" for administrators to evaluate all such projects in advance, amounting to prior restraint, such a rule would most likely amount to a violation of freedom of art and freedom of opinion, according to Michaels. "Those rights can be restricted by human dignity as protected in the constitution, but certainly not by the contested IHRA Working Definition of antisemitism that the Bundestag wants to make decisive," he told DW.

The IHRA Working Definition has been adopted or endorsed by 43 countries, including Germany, and supported by some international bodies. However, it has been widely criticized for conflating criticism of the Israeli government with antisemitism. It lists examples of manifestations of antisemitism such as "denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor," "applying double standards by requiring of [Israel] a behavior not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation" and "drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis."

🔗 https://www.dw.com/en/germany-passes-controversial-antisemitism-resolution/a-70715643

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🇺🇸🌏 ❌🇮🇷🇮🇷 — United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announces it conducted and is conducting strikes against Iranian-backed militias in Syria!

Today, U.S. CENTCOM forces conducted strikes against nine targets in two locations associated with Iranian groups in Syria in response to several attacks on U.S. personnel in Syria over the last 24 hours.

These strikes will degrade the Iranian backed groups' ability to plan and launch future attacks on U.S. and Coalition forces who are in the region to conduct D-ISIS operations.

"Our message is clear. Attacks against U.S. and coalition partners in the region will not be tolerated," said Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, CENTCOM commander. “We will continue to take every step necessary to protect our personnel and coalition partners and respond to reckless attacks."

🔗 U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM)

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