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Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked SPD Berlin and the Greens how the coalition negotiations were going and whether Remmo could become the new Senate's Commissioner for Antisemitism in the future. She also wrote that the newly elected Berlin representative Katharina Marg from The Left in Berlin had participated in a demonstration against the deportation of clan members known to the police. #BerlinerPolitik #Koalitionsverhandlungen #Antisemitismus (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf described the day as painful and wrote that the situation for Jews in Germany has significantly worsened since October 7, 2023. She expects much clearer support for Jews from people in political power positions and a firm stance against hatred of Israel, anti-Semitism, and opportunism. She criticized Steinmeier, whom she referred to as the architect of Putin's policy, accusing him of being conciliatory towards the mullahs for years. She believes that empty statements and funding are not enough; one must learn from the Holocaust that appeasement does not benefit Jews. She also expressed her fear that many German Jews are already considering emigration and questioned the construction of further synagogues and Jewish institutions if the communities continue to shrink. Goldstein-Wolf called for maintaining backbone, self-respect, and Jewish values, urging people not to be co-opted for political interests. She wrote that it is not an honor to be received by a prominent official if that person could betray Jews in a serious situation, in her view. In conclusion, she announced that she would no longer post on this topic. #Judentum #Deutschland #Antisemitismus (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that 500 million Europeans expected 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians, who could not even defeat 40 million Ukrainians. At the same time, according to her portrayal, Europeans did not perceive that they were being conquered by 2 billion Muslims, who claimed to be persecuted by 9 million Israelis. #Europa #USA #Sicherheit (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf criticized Elif Eralp, who, according to her words, wants to govern Berlin, stating that the city is "permeated" by Hamas supporters. She referred to internal notes from Eralp that, according to a Spiegel report she quoted, had been accidentally sent with an interview document. It reveals that Eralp and her husband are afraid of individuals from an anti-Semitic milieu with connections to Hamas. Goldstein-Wolf also cited Eralp's note that she did not want to put herself and her family in danger and should not have agreed to the interview. She wrote that Eralp would likely not take a decisive stand against terror and does not dare to name the individuals she refers to. https://t.co/r0ETMYgmaj #Berlin #Politik #Hamas (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked who would stop the situation she described as madness and referred to a statement by the left leader Ines Schwerdtner regarding the violent protests in Europe. Schwerdtner said it was high time for Germany to follow suit. https://t.co/rS9rS5x7Om #Proteste #Europa #Gesellschaft (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Macron had recognized a Palestinian state but was turning to Israel in times of need. The director of the Israeli intelligence service Shin Bet, David Zini, had just arrived in France because the French authorities urgently needed Israeli expertise in counter-terrorism. Goldstein-Wolf also suspected that Zini might receive an invitation from Wadephul after October 31. #Macron #Israel #Terrorbekämpfung (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that she cannot understand how people are falling for Manuela Schwesig. She praised a comment by Jan Fleischhauer, who referred to Schwesig as the new strong woman of the SPD and accused her of cunning instead of sincerity, as well as slander instead of confrontation. Furthermore, Fleischhauer asked whether the Social Democrats should be allowed to get close to power again. Goldstein-Wolf linked to the full column. #SPD #Politik #Meinung (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf referred to Jörg Johann, the faction leader of the party #DieLinkeTrier, as the true victim and referred to his statement. She sarcastically noted that she would go get a tissue in the meantime. https://t.co/wfjuQ1reZe https://t.co/9UciFTXOCa #DieLinke #Politik #Opfer (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf thanked the CDU RLP and referred to a press release from General Secretary Johannes Steiniger. In it, Steiniger stated that a Facebook comment published under the name of Trier Left politician Jörg Johann, which had called for Goldstein-Wolf to emigrate, connected anti-Semitic stereotypes with the demand to leave Germany. Steiniger also criticized the silence of part of the democratic center and asked why the SPD and Greens did not react. While they called on the CDU to distance itself from extremists, it apparently did not trigger a moral alarm regarding anti-Semitism from the left, he wrote. Looking at Berlin, Steiniger criticized that the SPD and Greens wanted to bring a Left party into the government, whose stance on Israel and handling of extremism was strongly criticized. Those who coalition with her must ask themselves what principles they would give up for it. https://t.co/tvOhRlXbPu #Antisemitismus #Politik #Demokratie (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf praised Michael Hanfeld from FAZ as a reliable author who always finds the right words. She described his formulations as biting and concise. She referred to a post that stated she was advised via a Facebook account of the Trier left-wing politician Jörg Johann to leave the country. Johann explained that a hacker was responsible for it. According to Goldstein-Wolf, the post questioned the credibility of this explanation. https://t.co/qu7qaD9RQO https://t.co/qu7qaD9RQO #Journalismus #Meinungsfreiheit #Politik (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that she was touched that many non-Jewish people were interested in and engaged in the fight against anti-Semitism. The attention generated by this would not have been possible without them, she stated. She had received numerous messages about an anti-Semitic comment that had been made under her Facebook post on behalf of Jörg Johann, the faction leader of the Left Party in Trier. When asked if she had only contacted the CDU Rhineland-Palatinate, she replied that she had also sent emails to the SPD, Greens, and FDP in the Trier city council the day before. However, so far, only the CDU had responded. Goldstein-Wolf thanked NIUS, the Welt, and Tichys Einblick for their reporting. Without media that stood by Jewish women and men, they would be at the mercy of public broadcasting and “lost,” she wrote. #Antisemitismus #GemeinsamGegenHass #Judenstehend (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that she was touched by the interest and commitment of many non-Jewish people in the fight against anti-Semitism. Numerous people had contacted her regarding an anti-Semitic comment on her Facebook post, which had been written under the name of Jörg Johann, the leader of the Left Party faction in Trier. She stated that she had written to the CDU Rhineland-Palatinate as well as the SPD, the Greens, and the FDP in the Trier city council. So far, only the CDU had responded. She thanked NIUS, the Welt, and Tichys Einblick for their reporting. Without media that supported Jews, they would be at the mercy of public broadcasting and lost, she wrote. #Antisemitismus #Solidarität #GemeinsamGegenHass (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that she filed a criminal complaint after receiving a response to a Facebook post about her criticism of anti-Semitism and Islamism in Berlin, which was published under the name of the Trier leftist politician Jörg Johann. The response stated, "Just emigrate"; furthermore, the comment contained vulgar denigrations and an anti-Semitic stereotype about the wealth of Jews. Johann denies having written the comment and suspects that someone else had access to his account, Goldstein-Wolf wrote. She has commissioned lawyer Annette Heinisch, her friend and co-moderator at Macht und Markt, with the criminal complaint. It should also be clarified who actually authored the comment. #Antisemitismus #Judenhass #Solidarität (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked whether the Facebook account of Jörg Johann, the chair of the Left party in Trier, may have been attacked by a right-wing hacker. She wrote that Meta, or Facebook, did not inform Johann about a login from an unknown device and that he had not received any warning messages. She described it as a striking coincidence that the alleged hacker had published an anti-Semitic comment. Goldstein-Wolf noted that the access data apparently had not been changed and that Johann had been able to delete his account himself for that reason. She urged him to disclose any report he may have filed against unknown persons and asked what he should apologize for if he was the victim. #HackerAngriff #Datenschutz #SozialeMedien (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that there is a new twist to the antisemitic comment. Jörg Johann, the parliamentary leader of the Left Party in Rhineland-Palatinate and Trier, apparently did not make an error by accident; according to his own statements, his Facebook account was hacked. Goldstein-Wolf responded with a brief "Aha." https://t.co/sWRFCxjc8c https://t.co/LoFvjNvjAe #Antisemitismus #Politik #Hasskommentare (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf thanked those who stood by the side of Jewish people, who commented on and shared the scandal. She wrote that this would help ensure that Jews in Germany would not be attacked without protection again. In a report she shared, it was stated that a public Facebook comment from Jörg Johann, the leader of the Left Party faction in Trier, had developed into a political issue. Johann had written in a confrontation with the German-Jewish publicist Goldstein-Wolf, among other things: "Just emigrate," and demeaned her personally. Goldstein-Wolf had posted the comment on X and strongly criticized Johann. Her post received tens of thousands of views in a short time and was widely shared. https://t.co/w5HAuzjNkt #Antisemitismus #Solidarität #Judentum (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that WDR interviewed a French woman for the program "Aktuelle Stunde," who expressed compassion for the young offenders in light of the violence in Paris and cited their poverty as the reason for breaking into, among other places, Chanel. The woman specifically named Chanel and was so moved that tears came to her eyes. Goldstein-Wolf emphasized that this was not satire and accused WDR of trying to politically manipulate the audience again. #Parodie #WDR #Gewalt (translated)