The extreme right in Germany on the way to peak – Olaf Schultz crashes

Fateful Elections in Germany: Approximately 59 million voters are invited to vote in the early election to the German parliament (Bondstag). The elections, which have been considered to be the most decisive since the establishment of West Germany in 1945, have been preceded by six months following the disintegration of the “Hazor” coalition led by Chancellor Olaf Schultz.

Classes will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Israel’s time), with many already exercising their right to vote through the mail. Initial results were published at 6pm Germany, and the full picture presented a clear majority for the right -wing rise.

In the Chancellor’s role, five candidates, with Friedrich March, the moderate right-wing representative and CDU/CSU (consisting of the Christian-Democratic Party and its Bavarian partner), leads in the polls.

According to the latest polls

-Mertz and CDU/CSU: about 29% of votes
– AFD Party (Alternative to Germany): 21% – significant increase from its current power
– SPD Party of the Missing Sunwerser: Plument to 15%
– Green Party: 12.5%
– De Linca (Left): A surprising recovery with 7.5%
– BSW Party (Zehara and Genkancht) and FDP (Liberal right): swinging around the blocking percentage

Remember, the tension around the issue of immigration in the political arena in Germany culminated last month, when an Afghan asylum seemed to be attacked with a group of children in a kindergarten in the city of Ashpeffenburg in Havia.

In the assault, a two -year -old boy was killed and a guest. According to UN data, Germany currently hosts more than 2.5 million asylum seekers, of which about a million refugees who came Ukraine. A public opinion polls show that about 70% of the German public believes the state absorbs too many immigrants, which reduces the voting percentages to the parties with policy Maches around the immigrant question and asylum seekers.