""Today, we look at our own country with concern," he said. "Since October 7, 2023, we have experienced a new wave of antisemitism which shows itself in both old and new forms: on social media, at universities, on our streets ever louder, ever more insolent and ever more frequently in the shape of violence," Merz added."
""Let us all show that we stand by their side and that we will do all we can to ensure that Jews can live here in Germany with confi"
Germany held commemorations for the victims of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, including a ceremony at the Brandenburg Gate where the Israeli victims' names were read. Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned of a new wave of antisemitism since October 7, 2023, appearing on social media, at universities and on streets, increasingly insolent and violent. Merz urged Germans to approach Jewish communities and demonstrate solidarity to ensure Jews can live in Germany with confidence. Foreign Minister Johannes Wadephul described the date as a "day of darkness" for Israel while also highlighting Palestinian suffering. Events took place across Germany to remember the victims.
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