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Many say Germany’s historical responsibility for Nazi crimes makes it hard for people to criticise Gaza strategy

Move could also undermine nine funding programmes, covering schemes from energy efficient homes to cargo bikes provision

But there’s a disconnect between what politicians say and what the public wants

Unrest in Dublin shocked many in a country seemingly untroubled by immigration. But as elsewhere in Europe, the far right is rising

Dutch general election results show how populist and far-right parties are advancing into political mainstream

Germany’s responsibility for the Holocaust underlines Berlin’s staunch defence of Israel and its bans on expressions of Palestinian solidarity, which authorities blame for a rise in anti-Semitism. But critics say the state is failing German Jews opposed to Israel’s policies and stifling the freedom of expression of immigrants.

The pro-Israel political consensus has shut out any dissenting voices – as I found in a TV debate with the vice-chancellor, says author Deborah Feldman

The growing support for AfD and other hardliners is frightening for minorities. But we’ll keep on showing them we belong here, says Guardian columnist Fatma Aydemir

Well-known MP Sahra Wagenknecht has announced plans for a new party that could shift the fragile balance of German politics, says Berlin-based writer Peter Kuras

Daniel Halemba was part of a fraternity that was raided in September on suspicion of displaying Nazi symbols.

Sahra Wagenknecht joined by nine other MPs in migration-sceptical party which will court unhappy voters on left and right