Jews in Germany

Hat tip Jihad Watch


As anyone who knows the slightest bit of history knows, Germany, more than any other nation, has a special responsibility to fight anti-Semitism. In my view, the country has worked hard to make itself once more a respected member of the family of nations, a decent country. It has accepted its responsibility for the Third Reich and the Holocaust-even while some of their accomplices in other nations have not. Germany has worked hard to educate its youth about the horrors of the Third Reich. Now, however, it is all in danger of collapsing. Under Angela Merkel's insane immigration policy, which has dumped a million Muslims-mostly single young men- into the country, anti-Semitism has returned to Germany in force, as well as in the rest of Western Europe.

Now comes the country's commissioner for anti-Semitism, Felix Klein, who this week advised Germany's Jews not to wear their kippahs in public. Israel, understandably, has reacted in anger and defiance. Of course, Klein wants to blame most of the hate on the far-right and supporters of Alternatif fuer Deutschland party.

To the extent that there are some neo-Nazi types among native Germans, that certainly must be condemned. The main problem, however, lies with the attacks coming from those who arrived in Germany with a previously learned hate for Jews-not something they recently picked up on the internet. To cover up or downplay that problem is to become an accomplice.

If Germany has to assign security for every single Jew, synagogue, and Jewish school in the country, they must do so. The solution is not to ask Jews to hide under their beds. This is tantamount to when the government advised women to dress modestly and/or stay indoors at night because they cannot protect their own populace from  rape and other forms of violence from asylum-seekers from places like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. Not since the Red Army was storming through Berlin in 1945 has such advisement been necessary. The question I would ask Mr Klein is if he believes that advice given to German women is due to the uptick in neo-Nazis, the far right, or Alternatif fuer Deutschland. Of course, the answer is no. Of course, we remember New Years Eve in Cologne a couple of years back when hundreds of German women were sexually assaulted in front of the city's famed cathedral while police were unable to even reach the women to protect them. And it wasn't neo- Nazis, the far right, or Alternatif fuer Deutschland that were doing the attacking. The fact is that it is mostly the same perps attacking Jews as the ones who are attacking women.

If Germany really wants to combat anti-Semitism, make the country safe for women to walk the streets, and reduce the violent crime wave, the answer is clear. Close the borders and start expelling all the so-called asylum-seekers.