The building already looks deserted, many offices have already been cleared by employees to make room for the new government of election winner Benjamin Netanyahu. With his right-wing religious camp, he won 64 out of 120 seats in the Knesset in the November 1 parliamentary elections. For “Avoda,” the Israeli Labor Party, to which Shai belongs, the only way forward is to go into opposition. At the meeting, the minister reminded official Austria of its special responsibility: “It took Austria a long time to get on the right track here,” says Shai. But for a few years things have been getting better “from government to government and from chancellor to chancellor.”
It’s not just about remembering the victims of the Holocaust, but also not forgetting the lessons of World War II. Unfortunately, a look at Ukraine clearly shows that “some lessons have not been learned”.
Source: Nachrichten
