Berlin Left Party Faces Internal Rift Over Antisemitism Debate

Party leaders seek to address divisions following contentious state congress discussions on antisemitism and Middle East policy.

The Berlin Left Party is experiencing internal conflict after a heated debate on antisemitism at their recent state congress.
Several delegates, including notable figures, left the congress due to disagreements over a proposal addressing antisemitism, highlighting a split within the party.
Berlin Left Party leader Max Schirmer emphasizes the need for constructive dialogue and plans to address the issue with various party factions.
A confidential draft resolution criticizes delegates who walked out, but details remain undisclosed as discussions continue.
The party's stance on the Middle East conflict remains a contentious topic, with criticism from former members who recently resigned over the party's strategic direction.