Questions added to citizenship test on antisemitism, Israel and Germany's responsibility towards Jewish people

Applicants for German citizenship will be required to explicitly affirm Israel’s right to exist under a new citizenship law which came into effect on Tuesday.

The new law shortened the number of years that a person must have lived in Germany in order to obtain a passport, from eight to five years. It will also allow first-generation migrants to be dual citizens.

As part of the shake-up, new questions were added to the country’s citizenship test, including about Judaism and Israel’s right to exist.

  • @UraniumDonutEnglish
    1•3 months ago

    The “countdown to Israel’s annihilation” clock in Teheran wants to have a word with you. The new regulation is specifically for acquiring German citizenship, so this applies only to not-(yet)-european antisemites.