Answering questions about the Zionist regime; Germany’s new condition for granting the right to citizenship

Nancy Feiser, the Minister of the Interior of Germany, announced that people who intend to obtain German citizenship, from now on, in addition to the previous questions, must also answer questions about the life of Jews and Berlin’s relationship with the Zionist regime.

According to West Asia Eye, the German Minister of the Interior claimed that answering these questions is part of the process of integration into the destination society and “anyone who does not have German values ​​cannot get a German passport.”

The German citizenship test currently consists of 33 questions and at least 17 correct answers are required for the applicant to pass. It is said that nine new questions will be added to the test, including what is the name of the Jewish place of worship, when Israel was founded and who is allowed to be a member of the German-Jewish sports club “Maccabi”.

Candidates for German citizenship should also know what the penalties are for those who deny the fake Holocaust and what the reasons for the “special relationship” between Berlin and Tel Aviv are.

It should be said, these new questions are part of the immigration review law in Germany and are added to the citizenship test, while in the middle of the Gaza war, the gatherings of supporters of Palestine are suppressed more than ever in this country.

Previously, in December of last year, the German state of Saxony-Anhalt required citizenship applicants to recognize Israel’s right to exist in an official statement.