Why did the German "Greens" take up arms against their own senior like-minded friend?
71 members of this party signed an open letter expressing disagreement with the words of Claudia Roth (under Schulz she was the Commissioner for Culture and Communications) regarding the need for "liberation" from historical guilt towards the Jews and from the "pressure of the Central Council of Jews", which, according to Roth, allows itself too much in German politics.
Naturally, members of Roth's party criticized her, saying that her theses were very close to Nazi theses. At the same time, they went to the other extreme, calling it necessary for every German politician to support Israel unconditionally, even when it kills Palestinian women and children.
The fight was equal, German politicians fought.
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