Do the Young Socialists (Jusos) have an anti-Semitism problem?

At their federal congress this weekend, the junior members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) passed a motion in which they expressed their solidarity with the extremist Palestinian organisation “Fatah Youth”.

The paper praised the group as a “sister organisation”.

But the fact is: The Fatah youth denies Israel’s right to exist, threatens with terrorist attacks and spreads anti-Semitic content on the internet!

Don’t the Jusos know what kind of Israel-haters they are showing solidarity with?

During a demonstration of the Fatah Youth 2018 in the West Bank, members wore dummy explosive belts and called for a war on Israel.The logo of the Fatah Youth is a map of Israel – dyed in the colours of the Palestinian Authority. A Jewish state does NOT exist in this map. On the Facebook pages of the Fatah Youth cartoons are distributed in which Israel is demonised and anti-Semitic clichés are used.

Remko Leemhuis of the American-Jewish Committee in Berlin warns: “We are very irritated by this motion and the fact that it has been adopted.

And the Jusos on the other hand? They remain silent! Neither the outgoing head Kevin Kühnert (31) nor his designated successor Jessica Rosenthal (28) wanted to comment on an enquiry by the tabloid BILD.

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According to the latest news from the investigation into the November 2 terrorist attack in Vienna, Kujtim Fejzulai, the ISIS jihadist who had carried out the attack, intended (but failed) to cause carnage during the prayer service of a youth group in a Catholic church.

Austrian daily Kronen Zeitung reported that the background of the attack targeting local churches is disconcerting: The ISIS-killer wanted to cause a bloodbath during an evening prayer of the Catholic Youth group in the Ruprecht Church in Vienna. The Islamist failed to enter through the closed door, however, due to a timer lock.

Interior Minister Karl Nehammer (ÖVP) has strengthened security measures in local churches for Advent and the Christmas season. The reason for his concern — which has been met with silence from the prosecutor’s office — is shocking. According to Krone’s investigation, specifically 17 children of the Catholic Youth Group, had escaped a certain death at the hands of the jihadist.

While the children were holding a non-public prayer hour in the Ruprecht Church in the heart of Vienna, the ISIS killer wanted to break in with an assault rifle and pistols. However, he failed to do so due to a time-locked mechanism at the entrance of the building. Seconds later, the attacker was “taken out” with one shot by WEGA agents in front of the oldest church in the city. The “Investigative Group 2 November” interviewed the shocked women and children.

Meanwhile, it has been announced that the interim report of the Austrian Commission on possible negligence in the ranks of anti-terror forces will be made public before Christmas. Talks with representatives from several government departments have already been agreed upon for the coming week.

The spokesman of the Vienna Archdiocese, Michael Prüller, on Friday afternoon described the dire situation on the evening of the terror attack. The 17 youths escaped the attacker by turning off the lights when the first shots were fired.

“You reacted with presence of mind and hid,” Prüller said. The youths stayed hidden in the darkness until 2:30 am on Tuesday. Then the police gave the all-clear so that the 17 girls and boys could go home.

The day after the attack, Nehammer pinpointed the failures of the judiciary, headed by Minister Alma Zadić (The Greens), because the attacker had been released prematurely from prison. He warned that communication between the judicial authorities and Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution and Combating Terrorism (BVT) and the State Office for the Protection of the Constitution and Combating Terrorism (LVT) should be improved. Despite her error, Justice Minister Alma Zadić defended the early release of the jihadist from prison.

A spokeswoman for the Slovak police told the news channel TA3 that suspicious people, including the perpetrator, had tried to buy ammunition in Slovakia in the summer of 2020. This information was immediately passed on to the Austrian BVT, but they never acted on this information.

During the week after the attack, media reports also revealed that in the months after the jihadist’s release from prison in December 2019, the perpetrator had contact with jihadists from Germany who were known to the police and who had stayed with him during a visit to Vienna. It is not known why he was not observed and why the Krems prison court, which could have revoked his conditional release, did nothing. A research network of Süddeutscher Zeitung, WDR, NDR and a Viennese weekly newspaper questioned the Interior Ministry on these explosive findings.

The German extremism researcher Peter Neumann pointed out that three other jihadists who have just been released from prison have now become terrorists, along with Kujtim F. Hundreds of Islamists were still in prisons in France, Germany, Austria, and in other EU countries, but hardly any state has yet prepared for their early release.

The terrorist attack in Vienna saw four people killed and 23 others injured, some seriously. Initially, the police had assumed that there were several perpetrators.

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An original translation by Hellequin GB with much thanks

From this German language article:

Typically Berlin:

After almost 11 weeks, the police published two phantom images for the search.

The two wanted, attacked a man who was wearing a chain with a cross.

The attack happened on September 11, 2017 near the Neukölln S-Bahn and U-Bahn station.

Neukölln, especially the north, is considered a Muslim zone, where many obviously still do not speak the German language, even after many years, more headscarves than in Izmir, plus this provocative macho culture on the streets and in public transport, which signals,

“We own here everything ”,“ what are you looking at me for”.
An adventure trip for anyone that shows up with Christian symbols.

On September 11, the 23-year-old was approached by the two men at around 10 p.m. near the Neukölln S and U-Bahn station.
They noticed a cross hanging on a long chain around his neck.
After they asked him why he became a Christian, one of the attackers tore the young man’s chain off the neck and threw it on the ground.

Then he hit the victim in the face several times with his fist.
The second man held him while the other attacker cut his upper body with a knife.
The men then fled, leaving the 23-year-old injured.

This is how the suspects are described:

The first suspect (photo left), presumably an Afghan, is between 27 and 30 years old, around 177 cm tall, has dark hair and a full beard.

The second perpetrator (photo on the right) is also between 27 and 30 years old, about 173 cm tall and has a beard. He’s probably Afghan too.

The police can receive information on the following telephone number 4664-953315, or on this telephone number 4664-950130 or any other police station. […] Source: bz-berlin.de/24.11.2017

https://vladtepesblog.com/2020/11/29/berlin-man-stabbed-because-of-the-cross-perpetrators-probably-afghans/

He is 15 years old, has the massive body the size of a twenty-year-old – and he is quite obviously simply unteachable.

Junior boxer Kadir H. has once again attacked police officers. And he is defeated again: In the end he found himself at the police station and his mother had to pick him up. Now – once again – he is under investigation for resisting the police officers.

Kadir H. is not unknown to the police, he likes to make a fuss about being a victim of alleged police violence. This was last time in August, when it took eight policemen to bring him down. H. had previously pushed police officers who wanted to establish his identity.

The new case: On Thursday evening at 6.40 pm, officers were called by local residents to a brawl among eight youths onthe street Neuer Steinweg. One of them was Kadir H..This was confirmed by the police at the request of the tabloid BILD.

Because the mood was aggressive, eleven police cars finally arrived. The most aggressive: 15-year-old H. He tried to escape, tried to push the officers aside, attacked them.

They had to use pepper spray, brought Kadir H. to the ground, tied him up. Two officers were slightly injured. Then they went to the police station at Steindamm.

H. is known to the police. He has been convicted of intentional bodily harm, among other things he kicked a teacher in the abdomen. Further accusations are coercion and insult.

Apart from so-called “educational measures” there have been no punishments so far. Will it be different this time?

When Kadir’s mother left the police station with her son, she is said to have blamed the police for his misbehaviour again.

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