Germany’s far-left Die Linke party scored a historic election win in Berlin last month, but its path to power in the city-state has been complicated by its stance on the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
Since its ballot box triumph, the party has been accused of tolerating “Israel hate” and antisemitism in its ranks. It has also taken heat from members who say it is selling out its pro-Palestinian stance in pursuit of a governing coalition.
Party members will vote Saturday on whether the anticapitalist party will enter a coalition, according to the supplied material.