“Dirty work” expression
Hallervorden wanted to put Merz on trial – now he is showing the Chancellor
No more funny: Dieter Hallervorden and around 20 other people have filed criminal complaint against Chancellor Friedrich Merz. It is about his controversial “dirty work” statement.
The controversial statements by Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) on the Israeli attack on Iran result in a criminal complaint. The advertisement was submitted to the Attorney General and the Berlin public prosecutor, said the former member of the Bundestag of the left, Diether Dehm, the news agency dpa. There are about 20 signatories, including the cabaret artist Dieter Hallervorden.
Friedrich Merz after dirty work statement in criticism
Moderator Diana Zimmermann had used the term in her question, and Merz picked up: “Ms. Zimmermann, I am grateful for the term dirt work. This is the dirty work that Israel does for all. We are also affected by this regime. This Mullah regime has brought death and destruction over the world.”
Merz made himself punishable, even if he did not make the statement in Germany, but on the edge of the G7 summit in Canada, Dehm argued. Among other things, the Chancellor violated. Accordingly, actions that can disturb the peaceful coexistence of peoples are unconstitutional.
“If a German head of government believes in his role model function to be able to violate Art. 26 in this way and publicly, even more people in Germany could feel encouraged to propagate wars of attack,” the advertisement said.
Dieter Hallervorden wants to see Chancellor in court
Hallervorden wrote on his Instagram channel after the “dirty work” expression of Friedrich Merz: “” Anyone who hears immediately in court! ” star reported.)
The Federal Prosecutor’s Office in Karlsruhe did not comment on this, and the Berlin public prosecutor’s office could not yet confirm the entrance.
Hallervorden had already hit the headlines in April 2024 with a controversial video about Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. In the three -minute film that Hallervorden had posted on Instagram and Facebook, he spoke in a poem related to Israel’s policy of Apartheid and genocide. Most recently, Hall-Aougen had triggered violent reactions because he had used the N-word in an ARD sketch.
He called for a break and the release of all hostages. Among other things, the video had met with criticism from the Central Council of Jews. The former member of the Bundestag, Dehm, had written on the text. Hallervorden is the head of the Schlosstheater in Berlin and has made a name for himself as a cabaret artist and actor in film and television.
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Source: Stern
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