You re talking about israel has no right to exist you re talking about denying six million people the right to exist which is precisely what the holocaust was about the need to make this connection that s the second problem because people talk about the holocaust yeah well it must never happen again was not going to happen again like that it s going to happen with an iranian missile on tel aviv it s going to happen we you know with with with jews being with the synagogues being burned by arabs here in germany is going to happen in a different way and we need to make that connection if we have to disconnect a little bit from this criticizing israel i know you think that it s possible and it is necessary to kind of disconnect. yes where the jews went because the germans threw them out they didn t kill them so this is. part of holocaust remembrance is supporting israel there s no way you can know but then it s very difficult for people for example come from syria and who perceive israel a
Talk about palestinians who are being occupied and who are being taken their rights from by this very state of israel to criticize this this not must be possible by and this and it s not so easy to say you know that. you could take is equal to and to say what isn t is equal to until you know for me we have to by mixing up these things this makes it more look at look business if i have to i m not honestly i m perfectly with a palestinian who says i lost my my grandparents lost their home and so on and and i can t be expected to like israel but when he says we re going to go back one day and this is going to be part of palestine with the with the flag and the jews you know who do you as they are going to be gone then i say they are just really sorry they say it all the time may i just interrupt here because i would like to come back to the culture of remembrance and ask you consider back after those december protests that we saw the pictures of there were calls from a number of people fo
Way you can know but then it s very difficult for people for example come from syria and who perceive israel as an enemy and if you talk about palestinians were being occupied and were being taken their rights from by this very state of israel it to criticize this this not must be possible by and this and it s not so easy to say you know that anti israel or a critic is equal to and to send much as an equal to an eye on the you know for me to have to by mixing up these things this makes it more fluid look business if i have to i have to honestly i m perfectly should visit with a palestinian who says i lost my my grandparents lost their home and so on and and i can t be expected to like israel but when he says we re going to go back one day and this is going to be part of palestine with the with the flag and the jews you know who do you as they are going to be gone then i say may i just really sorry they say all the time may i interrupt here because i would like to come back to the cultu
A less than welcoming place we can listen now to the voices of benson the shas these children interviewed for a film called because you re a jew what they were showing on t w. i always felt it was better not to say i m jewish. really yeah i don t see it that way. oh yeah i hardly told anyone. not at university either. and i don t keep quiet about it because to me that would feel like it s something i should be ashamed about even if that s not how it is for use as if it were secret highnesses you know i m jewish. my kitchen discuss their problem this is the image might be. has the mobbing experience that your son went through change to the children s attitude and if you look toward the young israelis who in the past years have been coming to berlin with great alacrity would you say
Berlin s government district is perhaps the most visible indication of germany s intent to face up to its history. unobtrusive in contrast are what are called stumbling stones they reflect the everyday horrors of the nazi era and commemorate jews who were deported murdered or driven out tens of thousands have been placed all across germany and europe making them the world s largest decentralized memorial. and then there are the places of horror themselves such as auschwitz today it s a memorial site that makes the nazis machine of genocidal destruction tangible to visitors what is the right form of remembrance. posner the former german president. said to two years ago there is no german identity without auschwitz remembering the holocaust remains a concern for all citizens who live in germany but can we really expect migrants to