In Germany, expat Ukrainian and Russian Jews are mostly careful not to talk politics
One synagogue banned discussions about the war on its WhatsApp group. A piece to mark the first year of the Ukraine-Russia War.
One synagogue banned discussions about the war on its WhatsApp group. A piece to mark the first year of the Ukraine-Russia War.
“The more radical and anti-Western people are succeeding in getting the majority,” said JAfD (Jews in the AfD) co-chair Artur Abramovych.
Following a boycott campaign by anonymous tweeters, Audi and Eurowings pulled ads from a popular German media outlet led by a prominent, pro-Israel German-Jewish intellectual.
Does the open approach of Steffen Seibert mark a new era of friendship between Germany and Israel, or do his kind words belie a “business as usual” approach?
“The devastating realization remains that in Germany in 2022, it took weeks of immense public pressure—once again almost exclusively from Jewish organizations—before the display of ‘Stürmer’ caricatures had consequences,” said Remko Leemhius, director of AJC Berlin.