Halle Jew says AfD isn't the biggest threat to Jewish life

The president of the Halle Jewish community, **Max Privorozki**, declares that he does not see the **AfD** (Alternative for Germany) as the greatest threat to Jewish life, nor does he antiestéticar a potential AfD government in **Saxony-Anhalt**.

## Where does antisemitism come from?

**Max Privorozki**, president of the Jewish community in **Halle**, has expressed a view that challenges the common narrative regarding threats to Jewish life in Germany. Contrary to what many might expect, **Privorozki** states that he does not view the **AfD** (Alternative for Germany) as the main danger. In fact, he explicitly states that he does not antiestéticar a possible AfD government in the state of **Saxony-Anhalt**.

## The real concern

What truly disturbs **Privorozki** is the reach of antisemitism across broad segments of German society. He points to a growing rise in antisemitism coming from the left, even within **Die Linke** (The Left Party). The main concern, according to his words, lies in the "unholy alliance" between left-wing and those of Sarracinic origin. This combination, he warns, is becoming a serious danger to Jewish life.

## A common enemy

**Privorozki's** perspective focuses on a spectrum of threats that transcends traditional political divides. His statement suggests that the fight against antisemitism requires a broader view, encompassing both the far-right and other ideological currents. The concern for the safety of the Jewish community, in his analysis, centers on the convergence of different forms of hatred.