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German upper house advances bill to criminalize ‘denying Israel’s right to exist’
Germany’s upper house of parliament voted Friday to advance a proposal that would make it a criminal offense to publicly deny Israel’s right to exist or call for its destruction, Anadolu reports. T…
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spiegel.de
Bundesrat will die Leugnung des Existenzrechts Israels unter Strafe stellen
Wer Israel das Existenzrecht abspricht, soll nach dem Willen des Bundesrats belangt werden können. Die Länderkammer stellte sich damit hinter einen Gesetzesantrag aus Hessen. Nun…
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ynetnews.com
Germany’s parliament advances historic measure against calls for Israel’s elimination
Germany’s upper parliamentary chamber approved a landmark law making calls for Israel’s destruction or denial of its existence a criminal offense punishable by up to five years in…
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haaretz.com
German parliament backs bill that criminalizes denial of Israel's right to exist
Constitutional experts warn the bill could jeopardize freedom of expression: anyone denying Israel's right to exist or calling for its abolition could be punished by up to five…
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middleeastmonitor.com
German upper house advances bill to criminalize ‘denying Israel’s right to exist’
Germany’s upper house of parliament voted Friday to advance a proposal that would make it a criminal offense to publicly deny Israel’s right to exist or call for its destruction,…
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g4media.ro
Camera superioară a parlamentului german interzice negarea dreptului la existenţă al Israelului
Camera superioară a parlamentului Germaniei a susţinut vineri un proiect de lege conform căruia negarea dreptului la existenţă al Israelului constituie infracţiune.
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middleeasteye.net
Germany moves to criminalise denial of Israel’s existence while refusing to recognise Palestine
The proposed law could jail people for five years despite warnings that it violates freedom of expression
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jpost.com
Germany moves to criminalize denial of Israel's existence | The Jerusalem Post
Under the proposal, anyone who publicly or at a gathering denies the right of the State of Israel to exist, or calls for its elimination, would face punishment.