Anti-Semitism : For Jews in every corner of the city is dangerous

Mr. Konigsberg, the new EU anti-Semitism survey shows that 44 percent of the Jews in Germany have already thought about emigration. How do you perceive this in Berlin?

In our community is discussed increasingly. Jewish history has taught us to observe situations accurately. Up in the 80s, we were sitting in Germany's image on Packed suitcases. Then there were signs that signaled to us security. But in the meantime, some look back to where the suitcases are.

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The number of scheduled anti increases Semitic Attacks in Berlin. On the one hand, because it really became more, but, especially thanks to the Research and information unit anti-Semitism, are reported more cases. In Berlin, the network is better than the Federal government – however, I reckon that the dark figure is still around a third higher.

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I'm often seen as a Jew and not as a German. Only the other day I got to me at a Party for the policy of Israel in the middle East conflict to justify. So it goes almost all the Jews here on a regular basis.What makes this exclusion with a group?Some withdraw themselves and feel unwanted. A few, however, want to be more Catholic than the Pope, and engage, for example, in the AfD the anti-Semitic party.What are you going to throw the AfD?You're in for a discourse on displacement and brutalization of the language of responsibility. What no-one dared to say earlier, only in the smallest circle, you can hear today loudly on the street. As a result, the inhibitions that other people attack decrease.You mean that offenders against the Jews are, therefore, AfD-supporters?It always starts with words on the Internet, then direct verbal attacks, and finally, Assault. There are two main groups: people from the AfD-environment, and anti-Semitic Muslims. From my experience, these are not primarily people who have come in the last three years as refugees in Germany, but who were born here.There are No-Go Areas in Berlin?I avoid this term, because it suggests the reverse conclusion security in other places. For Jews, the Zoo station is just as dangerous as the Hermann street. The case of the belt racket has occurred in the bourgeois Prenzlauer Berg. Every corner of the city is potentially dangerous. More on the topic of

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Claudia of salts Felix Hackenbruch Sigmount king Berger (58) in October of 2017, anti-Semitism officer of the Jewish community in Berlin. With him, Felix hackenbruch said.