Magdeburg attack offers far right fertile ground despite suspect's backing for AfD
Despite the suspect's many statements expressing hostility to Islam, the head of the AfD in Sachsen-Anhalt, Martin Reichardt, said in a statement "the attack in Magdeburg shows that Germany is being drawn into political and religious fanaticism that has its origins in another world".
Far-right co-chair Alice Weidel says attack was ‘an act of an Islamist full of hatred ... for us Germans, for us Christians’ ...
The debate was taken up a notch following claims that Elon Musk, the tech mogul who owns the social media platform X, deleted Taleb al-Abdulmohsen's X account, only to restore it after deleting his ...
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Far-right rally, counter rally planned for Magdeburg as parties clashThe political fallout from the deadly car attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, where five people were killed on Friday, ...
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