December 7, 2015

Merkel urges refugees to reject anti-Semitism

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Monday 07 Dec 2015 - 11:41 Makkah mean time-25-2-1437

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Berlin, (IINA) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged refugees arriving in Germany to embrace the country’s values and reject discrimination and anti-Semitism, according to media reports.
Speaking in the Jewish museum in Berlin recently, Merkel said the influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants, many fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, was a great opportunity if Germany properly conveys what it means by integration. “This is not about forgetting your own roots but living with your roots within our values and social order, and part of this is the unrelenting fight against any form of anti-Semitism,” Merkel said.
From his side, the leader of Germany’s Jewish community has said an influx of asylum-seekers from cultures where hostility towards Jews is common could feed anti-Semitism. He has also called for an upper limit on the number of refugees arriving, an idea that Merkel has rejected.
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