Germany's Central Council of Jews Opposes Left Party-Led Berlin Government
The council's president urged the SPD and Greens not to form a coalition with the election-winning Left Party, citing its solidarity with pro-Palestinian protesters.
Germany's Central Council of Jews has come out against a Left Party-led government in the state of Berlin, according to Anadolu Agency.
The council's president urged the SPD and the Greens not to enter a coalition with the Left Party, which won the election, citing the party's solidarity with pro-Palestinian protesters, Anadolu Agency reported.
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- Germany's Central Council of Jews opposes Left Party-led government in state of Berlin — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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