German Chancellor Merz Links Antisemitism Rise to Migrants, Announces Lufthansa Flight Resumption

Chancellor Friedrich Merz has claimed that the rise in antisemitism within Germany is being driven by the influence of migrants, emphasizing the need to tackle this issue. In a separate development, Lufthansa has announced the restart of flights to Tel Aviv on June 23, reflecting a potential change in the air travel landscape between Germany and Israel. This announcement comes as discussions around immigration and security continue to shape political discourse in the country. Meanwhile, the situation in Germany’s political arena remains complex, with Merz’s comments sparking both concern and controversy among various factions. DW reports that these developments are part of ongoing efforts by the government to address multifaceted challenges facing the nation.