that we heard from batoul nayouf, lives in magdeburg and is a member of the city's syrian—german cultural associationd to create a bigger division within german society. let's put this clear, of course with everything that is going on right now politically, notjust in germany but specifically germany with the early election next year. and with the rise of popularity that we're witnessing now to the far right wing here in germany. such events of course are going to be used to create more and bigger gaps inside the german communities. but we hope and we have faith in the german community that we're part of it. that people are aware of such political games. people are aware that our fears are mutual. and ourfuture is only guaranteed in solidarity with each other. we hope that such incidents will not be used to cause more harm and damage to the local communities and the immigrant communities. this, only time will tell theirs. but we can see it from now that a lot of political speeches or maybe let's say, some people are already started to polarize against immigrants, which is deeply concerning, to be hon

batoul nayouf, lives in magdeburg and is a member of the city's syrian—german cultural association. rly election next year, and with the rise of popularity we are witnessing now to the far right in germany, such event of course are going to be used to create bigger gaps inside the german communities. but we hope and we have faith in the german community that we are part of it, that people are aware of such political games. people are aware that our fears are mutual and our future is are aware that our fears are mutual and ourfuture is only guaranteed in solidarity with each other. so we hope actually that such incidents will not be used to cause more harm and damage to the local communities and immigrant communities. but only time will tell, but we can see it from now that a lot of political speeches or maybe let's say some people are already starting to polarise against immigrants, which is deeply concerning, to be honest with you. but we still have faith that with the legal justice system in germany, that what happened yesterday will not hopefully happen again and the person respon

german culture. was an implosion also associated economic system. but you can easily instrumental lies this and creates a wave of your as a popular parties that you can ride on to win at least some more percentages then in the previous elections. so on the one hand, there is a growing anti immigration sentiment in the german society. and on the other hand, everyone is beating the ground for being an open society and an open economy. to maintain that you cannot make success story. suzanne, as we just heard ukraine, we're approaching the 3rd anniversary of russia's lout invasion february, the 24th will be that's a anniversary. what do you think this means for your policy towards ukraine and do you think presidency? lensky will be pretty worried? yeah, and this is huge, it's significant for you. great. and what happens next? at germany? germany, even though it does still get a lot of criticism about it's done, some on ukraine has really increased its defense spending and is, you know, one of the biggest funders or provider mets we have now to ukraine.

german government. >> how about his appraisal of american jews wanted to push america into the war and then exercising outsized influence culturally? > the charges of antisemptism against lindbergh are associated with a single speech he gave in the autumn of 1941 in which he identified three groups that in his opinion were most influential in pushing the united states toward war. one was the british government. britain was already at war and he explained it was natural that they would try to get the united states involved in the war. the second group was american jews. he said it's perfectly understandable that they should want the united states to get in the war given what hitler and the nazis have done to their relatives. friends, coreligionests in europe. and the third group was the roosevelt administration. he was most critical of the roosevelt administration because he claimed roosevelt was using the excuse of the war to further his own political ambitions. now, merely for mentioning american jews in the context of war policy, the sky fell down upon lindbergh. everybody who wanted to make sure they were want accused of a anti-s anti-semitism, came down and pointed the finger at lindbergh.

let's speak to batoul nayouf, a resident of magdeburg and member of the city's syrian—german cultural associationr coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. . programme. thank you so much for having _ programme. thank you so much for having me. _ programme. thank you so much for having me. just _ programme. thank you so much for having me. just your - for having me. just your reaction _ for having me. just your reaction when _ for having me. just your reaction when you - for having me. just your| reaction when you heard for having me. just your - reaction when you heard what was unfolding last night. well, first reaction _ was unfolding last night. well, first reaction was _ was unfolding last night. well, first reaction was actually - first reaction was actually deep shock. four seconds, first reaction was actually deep shock. fourseconds, i just could not believe what i was hearing. shock, sadness, and fear. yes.— was hearing. shock, sadness, and fear. yes. and now, we are caettin and fear. yes. and now, we are getting towards