Event Brief
German Left Party win sparks antisemitism warnings
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Sep 22, 2026 at 12:09 PM ET
Summary: Germany’s Die Linke (Left Party) won Berlin’s city-state elections with 25.7% of the vote and rejected accusations of antisemitism despite prior anti-Jewish incidents and remarks. Jewish leaders and other parties warned it would be “very difficult” to work with a party they say acts antisemitically, after a victory-party photo involving a pro-Palestinian activist and Hamas/PFLP supporter.
WHO: Jewish leaders and national SPD co-leader Baerbal Bas
WHAT: Warnings and criticism over alleged antisemitism after Die Linke’s Berlin election win
WHEN: Sep 20, 2026
WHERE: Berlin, Germany
WHY: Concerns were raised after Die Linke rejected antisemitism accusations and faced criticism tied to its history of anti-Jewish incidents and remarks, including a victory-party photo featuring a pro-Palestinian activist who praised Yahya Sinwar as a “martyr hero.”
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