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Wednesday, February 01, 2006

Infighting in Berlin’s Jewish community

The central council of Berlin’s Jewish community is in disarray.
The community’s elected representatives have always been at odds with each other. And now, more than ever, divisive issues are plaguing the council.
Former council chairman Albert Meyer’s reign ended when he resigned. He promised change but was not given the chance to delve into crucial issues by opposition council members who have themselves been accused of eyeing the top post.
Meyer succeeded in bringing warring orthodox factions to the same table. But the community is virtually bankrupt and financing issues have fueled even greater discord between the smaller [surviving] German members and the Russians who make up 80% of the community’s official population. "
Full story here: Infighting in Berlin’s Jewish community

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