RE: examples?
That is what the member of a regional parliament named Karsai (spelling ?) said and he was criticised of that. It is ok to do that imo.
But it has hit other politicains as well. One defended the right of Mr. Karsai to speak his mind about the on goings in Israel and that from Mr. Karsai´s perspective (he is of arab origin) things must feel different to what jewish or german people feel about such a comparision.
But furthermore a former Minister Mr. Blüm said that he did not like the behavior of Israel in palestina and said they are building ghettos for the palestinians. And guess what he was attacked too.
I know that not the Jews in general are to blame but some Jewish leaders in germany are taking it too far imo. First is the right of free speech and it should be for everyone. And instead of starting a discussion on why the Israeli reaction is neccessary or what they believe it does for the Israeli people they just claim that the critics are against Jews in general and how disgusting that is in a country with germans history.
I know that the individual jew in europe or else where has nothing to do with that, but I do not like the behavior of some leaders at the moment.
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