German organizations that combat antisemitism face uncertain future

Exit, along with multiple other organizations combating extremism, is funded through Germany's "Live Democracy!" program, which made headlines when it said the budget would be cut by 8 million euros.

GRAVES DESECRATED by vandals with Nazi swastikas and antisemitic slogans are seen in the Jewish cemetery of Weyhers, near the western German town of Ebersburg in 2005

(photo credit: FABRIZIO BENSCH / REUTERS)

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

OCTOBER 15, 2019 03:59

German organizations that combat antisemitism face uncertain future

Exit, along with multiple other organizations combating extremism, is funded through Germany's "Live Democracy!" program, which made headlines when it said the budget would be cut by 8 million euros.

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German organizations that combat antisemitism face uncertain future

Exit, along with multiple other organizations combating extremism, is funded through Germany's "Live Democracy!" program, which made headlines when it said the budget would be cut by 8 million euros.

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