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By Chris Menahan,
Immigrants applying for German citizenship in Saxony-Anhalt will have to pledge support for Israel’s “right to exist” and be screened for “anti-Semitic attitudes” under new rules approved by the ruling conservative Christian Democrats.
The eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt has announced that from now on applicants for citizenship through naturalisation will have to commit in writing to their belief in Israel’s “right to exist”. What does this mean in practice and is it allowed?
Saxony-Anhalt’s interior ministry has decreed that if German citizenship applicants don’t do this, they will be refused naturalisation.
Tamara Zieschang of the ruling conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) wrote to the state’s citizenship offices, saying that applicants will have to confirm in writing “that they recognise Israel’s right to exist and condemn any efforts directed against the existence of the State of Israel”.
In other words, you have to not only pledge allegiance to Israel but also to Zionism.
Attention should be paid by immigration officials to whether there is evidence of anti-Semitic attitudes among applicants during the naturalisation process, explained Zieschang.
The decree to the state’s municipalities says that naturalisation is out of the question if foreigners pursue efforts that are directed against the free, democratic basic order. This includes anti-Semitic offences or the denial of Israel’s right to exist.
The decree recommends that municipalities use specific wording for the statement of commitment. If the applicant refuses to submit a declaration, the naturalisation certificate will not be handed over.
Such is the lunacy of modern-day Germany.
Source:The Local
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What about the Palestinian state's right to exist, which was stipulated in the "2-state decision" of the United Nations in 1948? The state of Israel was founded that year, or rather imposed on the neighboring Arab nations by the globalists, but what about the independent Palestinian state that has never come about?
At this point, even the Palestinian people have no right to exist on the land of their ancestors anymore, as we clearly see from the pre-planned, systematic and methodical genocide being carried out by the IDF.
How about that, according those utterly brainwashed German (and any other) morons?
It's a ridiculous request. It's one thing to say that Israel has a right to exist. But to also have to support Zionism is strictly Taboo in my book. That's effectively supporting Satanism. Zionist are totally bonkers and are followers of Satin. They hate the rest of society. They ARE the Khazarian Mafia that it destroying the world right now. They desperately want WWIII, to cover up their failed Babylonian 'Fiat' banking system. They would rather destroy the Earth, than give up power. These are psychopaths you would be pledging allegiance to, if you were made too go through that Naturalisation process.
i do not have any problems with Israel or with people of the Jewish faith. Oh yes, they are probably wrong on a lot of things related to greater reality, but then so is everyone else. I do have a very big problem with government or other authority figures dictating to my attitudes on anything or whom I like or do not like. As for Israel's right to exist, that is strictly a matter of how one wants to look at it. I prefer not to look at it at all. I claim that as my personal prerogative.