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Elif Eralp criticizes in her speech at the Left Party conference in Berlin that the planned coalition with the SPD and Greens considers too few Muslim and Palestinian perspectives, and emphasizes the necessity to fight together against anti-Semitism as well as anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian racism. #Eralp #Palästinasolidarität #Antisemitismus (translated)

U.M. OSINT described the connections within the Berlin Left and wrote that Ibrahim Ibrahim is a leader in the United Palestinian National Committee (VPNK), which he referred to as a front organization for the PFLP and Hamas. The VPNK is part of the Inter-Alliance (Internationalist Alliance Berlin), which includes the DKP Berlin and Mera25, among others. The district association Die Linke Neukölln, the base organization Wedding, and the state working group for Palestine solidarity of the Left are also members. The author wrote that Die Linke won the elections and is negotiating with the Greens and the SPD about forming a government, as they cannot govern alone and must make compromises for that. The Inter-Alliance called for a demonstration against the Left's party congress on October 31, not against the AfD or the CDU. According to U.M. OSINT, the call claims that people voted "for Palestine," although in his opinion Palestine is not being negotiated at the municipal level in Berlin. The mentioned parts of the Left, especially the state working group for Palestine solidarity, thereby positioned themselves against their own party and a possible government, he wrote. Together with them, other parties and politicians criticized the demands and revelations of the past weeks. U.M. OSINT described the situation as almost absurdly extreme. #DieLinke #Berlin #Politik (translated)

U.M. OSINT announced that he had informed the responsible district association of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen about his departure from the party in the afternoon. He stated that he was left-liberal and had originally become a member because the Greens had become more liberal. However, he can no longer support the development of the party since the last legislative period, particularly its positioning on Palestine, left-wing extremism, and terrorism. He cited the concessions made by the Greens to Die Linke in Berlin as a decisive reason, which he described as vague and unsubstantial. He criticized the Greens for not demanding any concrete consequences, such as the resignation or expulsion of Koçak, the dissolution of the Neukölln Linke association, or the working group on Palestine solidarity. He referred to alleged connections of the group to terrorism apologists and possible links to the PFLP. U.M. OSINT accused the Greens of effectively granting amnesty to left-wing enemies of democracy and terrorism supporters for the sake of maintaining power. In his view, the party has thereby forfeited any right to demand other parties distance themselves from the AfD. He also criticized the SPD and predicted that for them, it would increasingly be about achieving double-digit results in upcoming elections. Furthermore, he criticized political compromises made to maintain participation in government and warned of lasting damage to Berlin, particularly regarding investments and jobs. He stated that he no longer wants to disclose future party memberships publicly and expressed curiosity about the upcoming elections in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia. #Grüne #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The Berlin "State Working Group Palestine Solidarity" of the Left Party has expressed solidarity on Instagram with the Palestinian Barbakh clan. Several members of this large family, who immigrated in recent years, are influential influencers driving the radicalization of the anti-Israel protests in Berlin. https://t.co/E8A9nPfwp4 #Solidarität #Palästina #Berlin (translated)