provoking deep concern among germans and in jewish communities so too is the recent influx of muslim immigrants a recent study by the american jewish committee documents widespread anti-semitism amongst them in one widely reported incident last year a jewish pupil the grandson of holocaust survivors quit his berlin high school after suffering mobbing and abuse at the hands of arab and turkish classmates living in fear how anti-semitic is germany that s our topic this week on quadriga and here are our cast s it s a pleasure to welcome kristen hell back she s a freelance journalist who recently wrote a book about syrian refugees in germany and the fears and prejudices they evoke she says germany needs a more inclusive memorial culture and more backbone in the fight against all forms of marginalization and we re very pleased to have alan posner on the show once again he s a commentator for the daily news from pretty beds he says jews. where are held
to school because of his jewish heritage. now journalists discuss the issue on quadriga living in fear how anti semitic is germany. international talk show. quadriga next on d w. dylan rather than to the tronic celebrates twenty five years together with this new album titled dylan engines cuts or infinity. in twelve tracks which says that most everything used to be best for. the explorer in sixty minutes total. fake hair and real story. where i come from
that you definitely don t see this as an isolated phenomenon and yet the government s anti-semitism report. more or less quoting here comes to the conclusion that in comparison with any other time before world war two or thereafter open anti-semitism has rarely been less tolerated by the broad majority of society than today so how do you reconcile that statement with what your child experienced well firstly we germans have learned how to oncet questions about and to semitism no john. i would say i m an semitic or i hate jews so people find their learned in rituals in remembrance day and all this how to how to answer these questions so they don t appear and to semitic they are i mean the fact that the. message went off the school that mosque didn t do anything to protect my son even off the we asked him again and again shows. a
pretty big resentment against jews because otherwise this person would have been a lump or the whole school or in fact also the police people who were politically responsible for the school and we have learnt from the people from other schools in play and on foot munich and so forth similar incidents because not all people because in public now people come out and talk about it. the same report that i just quoted from the german government although it admits that attitudes are says the attitudes of months the broad majority haven t changed it does admit that there is increased anti-semitic activity in the words of the report in terms of propaganda verbal and physical abuse so what exactly is going on there are we seeing a minority on the margins of society that feels increasingly empowered
provoking deep concern among germans and in jewish communities so too is the recent influx of muslim immigrants a recent study by the american jewish committee documents widespread anti-semitism amongst them in one widely reported incident last year a jewish pupil the grandson of holocaust survivors quit his berlin high school after suffering mobbing and abuse at the hands of arab and turkish classmates living in fear how anti-semitic is germany that s our topic this week on quadriga and here are our guests it s a pleasure to welcome kristen hell back she s a freelance journalist who recently wrote a book about syrian refugees in germany and the fears and prejudices they evoke she says germany needs a more inclusive memorial culture and more backbone in the fight against all forms of marginalization and we re very pleased to have alan posner on the show once again he s a commentator for the daily newspaper the beds he says jews. everywhere are held