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Public reaction to Germany's new citizenship law?
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Germany Introduces New Citizenship Law Requiring Applicants to Support Israel's Right to Exist from Tuesday
Jun 26, 2024, 06:35 AM
Germany has introduced a new citizenship law that requires applicants to declare Israel's right to exist. This reform, which came into effect on Tuesday, includes new test questions on antisemitism and the right of Israel to exist. The law is part of a broader overhaul of Germany's citizenship process, reflecting the country's commitment to addressing historical and contemporary issues related to antisemitism. The Financial Times reported that applicants must explicitly support Israel's right to exist.
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