Millions in German funds to fight antisemitism went to unvetted groups, probe says

March 4, 2026

A parliamentary committee in Berlin is investigating the Christian Democratic Union for allegedly allocating 2.6 million euros to unvetted groups aimed at combating antisemitism. Concerns have been raised regarding the lack of transparency and oversight in the funding process, particularly involving a group led by an individual accused of making antisemitic remarks.

Millions in German funds to fight antisemitism went to unvetted groups, probe says

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Investigation into the Christian Democratic Union for improper fund allocation.
2.6 million euros were directed to groups fighting antisemitism without adequate vetting.
Concerns over transparency and monitoring of the funded groups.
One group's director has been accused of antisemitic language.

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Millions in German funds to fight antisemitism went to unvetted groups, probe says

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Millions in German funds to fight antisemitism went to unvetted groups, probe says

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