German state: Citizenship applicants must support Israel (www.dw.com)

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[-] avater@lemmy.world 21 points 11 months ago

this headline is highly misleading! First of all its only one (!) state in germany, also a very far right one and those rules only apply for that very state.

The other thing is you do not have to 'support' Israel you have to accept Israel as a independent state, their borders, that they are allowed to defend themselves and you shouldn't say or take part in antisemitism related activities.

You can still criticize Israel very much for the way they are fighting the Hamas and the civilian casualties that they are causing, you don't have to say yes and amen to everything Israel is doing and also you don't have to support them. You are just not allowed to debugger their existence...

And I highly doubt that our other states will follow this in any way...

[-] OpenPassageways@lemmy.zip 0 points 11 months ago

I wonder which borders have to be accepted, the 1967 borders? Genuinely curious... Whenever they expand settlements into the West Bank or annex parts of Gaza, do you have to re-certify that you accept their borders and right to defend themselves?

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