German officials warn Islamist, far-left rhetoric driving spike in antisemitic attacks

Germany is facing a sharp rise in antisemitism, driven by Islamist and far-left extremist networks exploiting the Middle East conflict to spread anti-Jewish rhetoric and mobilize supporters. German officials warn that this trend is escalating, with 46 of 102 Jewish communities reporting antisemitic incidents. The country's Interior Minister Roman Poseck says antisemitism is a major threat to social cohesion.