Germany's Controversial New Passport Rule

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Germany's Controversial New Passport Rule: Allegiance to Israel? The noteworthy news is that Germany has made a radical and highly questionable decision. From now on, to obtain a German passport, you will have to declare your allegiance to the State of Israel. Not only. The rules for the expulsion of migrants are also being tightened, since just one 'like' on social networks will be enough to be removed from Germany. In fact, if you 'like' posts that 'praising terrorism' you will be distanced from very democratic Germany. Naturally, the question arises spontaneously whether the expulsion also occurs in the presence of posts that simply condemn Israel's imperialist policies and support the reasons of the Palestinian people. 'La Repubblica' explains that 'Bild' journalists have always had to sign a contract with which, among other things, 'they declare their loyalty to Israel'. In short, from now on this rule is extended and anyone who wants to obtain the Teutonic passport must declare

Tags: Germany passport policy, Allegiance to Israel, Migrant expulsion rules, Social media likes and deportation, Anti-Semitism vs. criticism of Israel, Israel's imperialist policies, Netanyahu government criticism, German political decisions, Scholz government policies, Palestinian support issues, Historical context of allegiance, German philosophy and politics, Current events in Germany, Immigration laws Germany