Antisemitic incidents at protests against measures to contain the COVID-19 pandemic have seen another rise in Germany in recent months, amid a debate to make vaccination against the illness mandatory, a new report revealed Friday. Anti-Jewish statements were recorded at 91 demonstrations in Germany between Nov. 20 and Jan. 8, according to data released by RIAS, a Berlin-based monitoring institute that seeks to capture antisemitic incidents that fall below the criminal threshold. At 81 of the registered incidents, antisemitic content was connected to the Nazi era. Another 10 cases involved antisemitic conspiracy theories and similar subjects. The incidents were reported...
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