malca goldstein-wolf

Malca Goldstein-Wolf stated that not too long ago, openly expressed hatred for Jews could mean losing one's job, while today it earns medals and awards. However, it is not the extremist fringes that frighten her, but the hypocritical middle. #Antisemitismus #Gesellschaft #GegenHass (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf criticized Schalke 04 for what she believes was a too general statement in memory of the massacre on October 7, 2023. She wrote that the day should be dedicated to the innocent victims of Islamist violence in Israel, including the babies killed by Hamas, the women who were raped, and the young people who wanted to celebrate. The memorial should not include dead Hamas members and their Palestinian supporters, nor all war victims worldwide. Goldstein-Wolf suggested that the football club may have been intimidated or worried about upsetting Muslim players and fans. As a result, the statement became diluted and lacked credibility, she wrote. She added that Jews need real and reliable friends now more than ever; good intentions are not enough. #Gedenken #Hamas #Opfer (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf stated that there is no genocide in Gaza. She referred to Doctors Without Borders, after Amnesty, as the next charity organization she accused of antisemitism and called for not donating money to the organization. https://t.co/0ibl1pKlLN #Gaza #Genozid #Antisemitismus (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that the SPD, Die Linke, and the Greens voted on October 8, 2026, in the European Parliament against including the Muslim Brotherhood on the terrorist list. She warned that later no one should claim they did not know what was coming for them. #Politik #EU #Terrorismus (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked Katja Dörner whether she was still interested in collaborating with the Left at the federal level. If so, Dörner, in Goldstein-Wolf's view, would have left the bourgeois-democratic ground and significantly harmed the reputation of the Greens. https://t.co/pgRIbKBUgm #Politik #Zusammenarbeit #Demokratie (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf, daughter of Karin Prien, clarified that she did not say the CDU had become "too conservative" in recent years. Otherwise, she would have to doubt Prien's understanding, Goldstein-Wolf wrote. She claimed that voters were leaving because the CDU was not conservative enough for them. https://t.co/BkN7qZKxGY #CDU #Politik #Konservativ (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf, daughter of Karin Prien, clarified that she did not say that the CDU had become too conservative in recent years. Otherwise, Goldstein-Wolf wrote, she would have to doubt Prien’s understanding. https://t.co/RnHbjSTdRD https://t.co/zriGDh5t9r #Politik #CDU #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf recommended reading a linked comment in full and stated that she agreed with its assertions. The comment criticized that politics and the media focused on right-wing forces while left-wing extremism advanced. At the same time, it accused politicians and journalists of having a negative fixation on everything right-wing and pointed out that "right" was used as a pejorative in national newspaper headlines. According to the comment, the Union, FDP, and AfD together achieved 45.9 percent in the federal elections in 2002 and 53.7 percent in 2025 — if one categorizes these parties as conservative or at least not left-wing. It also complained that there was a demarcation to the right but no corresponding demarcation to the left, causing the distinction between right and right-wing extremist as well as left and left-wing extremist to be lost. Goldstein-Wolf also highlighted the question of whether the left is the new right. https://t.co/TsSnyqmFvP #Politik #Extremismus #Demokratie (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Jewish students prevented the far-right AfD politician Hans-Thomas Tillschneider from entering a memorial service at the synagogue in Halle. She expressed the desire for the Jewish Students' Union Germany (JSUD) to also be present in the future when Federal President Steinmeier, Adis Ahmetović, Isabel Cademartori, the Neukölln district and other politicians from the SPD, the Left Party, the Greens, and the BSW tried to enter a synagogue. She justified this with the principle of equal treatment. #Antisemitismus #Gedenkfeier #Studierendenvertretung (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Navanethem Pillay, whom she described as being against Israel. As a justification, she cited Pillay's commitment to peace and international law, as well as her stance against genocide. Goldstein-Wolf criticized that, in her opinion, Oslo does not take into account that there is no genocide. #Friedensnobelpreis #Völkerrecht #Genozid (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Katharina Dröge from the Greens stated on Maybrit Illner that queer people in Saxony-Anhalt are now afraid to hold hands in public. She criticized that Dröge could imagine cooperating with the Left at the federal level, which Goldstein-Wolf called Germany's most dangerous party. She accused the Left of tolerating proximity to Islamists and clans. Additionally, she asked how queer people would feel holding hands in Berlin-Neukölln and labeled Dröge as an agitator whom people should not fall for, in her opinion. #Simulation #LGBTQ #Politik (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Henri Kagan received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2026 at the age of 95. As a Jewish boy, he lived with his family under a false name in France during World War II. Kagan shared the award with Japanese professor Kenso Soai. Both were recognized for their work on mirror-image molecules, which Goldstein-Wolf stated have contributed to the safer and more precise production of medications. #Nobelpreis #Chemie #Wissenschaft (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that October 7, 2023, permanently changed Israel and left Jewish communities worldwide in shock, grief, and pain. She referred to more than 1,100 dead, 251 people taken hostage, torn-apart families, and thousands who had to leave their homes. Three years later, the attack remains part of Jewish people's lives, she wrote. She remembered the dead, the abducted, as well as families and communities whose lives had fundamentally changed. From the Holocaust and the massacre of October 7, she derives the commitment to advocate for Jewish life and to address grievances openly. Jews can no longer afford political correctness, Goldstein-Wolf wrote. She will confront those she considers part of the problem until the end and emphasized that displacement cannot take away Jews' self-respect. #Israel #Judentum #Erinnerung (translated)