Overview
- Prien warned the state no longer effectively shields Jews from street attacks or allows them to display their identity safely.
- She said she would emigrate before an AfD-led government took office, calling such a scenario “not my country.”
- She called for tighter criminal provisions, a reform of the General Equal Treatment Act, and more consistent sentencing for antisemitic offenses.
- She described Israel as the most likely refuge despite its wartime situation and said private conversations in the community weigh building savings abroad.
- She argued Jews are being held responsible for Israeli government decisions and face public discrimination, spitting, and assaults.