Felix Banaszak

Um, if you read the German media, they would say that, of course, Die Linke has antisemitism problem, and the Greens want to, uh, extract a lot of concessions, SPD as well.

I think, uh, I think Felix Banaszak, the leader of the Greens nationally, said he wants it to bang and twist inside Die Linke, um, and effectively force them to make somewhat painful concessions.

Actually, the concessions don't look that painful for Die Linke's leadership.

What-- But what we've seen is, um, a paper coming out, a couple of pages long, w- saying, uh, that, you know, everyone agrees with Israel's right to exist.

The German Greens have been even stronger.

Yes, Felix Banaszak, one of the German Greens leaders, German Greens.

Greens.

Greens leaders, called the motion intolerable and unacceptable and said it runs against what the European Green Movement stands for.

They are saying that they stay with the two-state solution.

Uh, Felix Banaszak in Germany, the Green leader, a significant leader because he does actually have a, a fighting chance of, of figuring in, uh, coalitions there, et cetera, and, and particularly at the regional level.

He says this motion is intolerable.

It runs counter to everything that the European Greens stand for.