The article criticizes the UN Human Rights Council for holding a moment of silence for Palestinian victims without acknowledging Israeli victims of terrorist attacks. It highlights the participation of the German representative in this act, condemning it as a reversal of victim and perpetrator roles. The text accuses the UN and the Organization of Islamic States of structural anti-Semitism and bias against Israel, while praising the United States for standing up for Israeli victims.

The article criticizes Friedrich Merz and the CDU for their inconsistent political stance and inability to maintain a strong conservative position. It highlights Merz's repeated backtracking on controversial statements and the party's struggle to adapt to the changing political landscape. The piece also discusses the internal conflicts within the CDU, particularly the sidelining of Andreas Rödder, and the broader decline of conservative parties in Germany, including the CSU in Bavaria.

In Nordhausen, the AfD candidate Jörg Prophet lost significantly to incumbent Kai Buchmann in the second round of elections. Journalist Axel Hemmerling from Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk celebrated the result on social media, using the hashtag 'Antifa'. Hemmerling, known for his focus on right-wing extremism, frequently expresses support for the Antifa collective and criticizes right-wing entities like the CDU on social media. Apollo News has requested a statement from MDR regarding Hemmerling's posts.

The left-wing punk band Feine Sahne Fischfilet, known for their controversial performances, played a concert in Sonneberg, Thuringia, as a reaction to the election of Robert Sesselmann, the first AfD district administrator. The band has been criticized for promoting violence and has been mentioned in constitutional protection reports. Additionally, Fridays for Future activist and taz writer Maurice Conrad, who produces 'queer rap,' filmed a music video in Sonneberg, which the author interprets as a display of arrogance from urbanites and a provocation to local residents. The article suggests that such actions demonstrate a left-wing hatred for the unfamiliar, mirroring the accusations typically made against the AfD, but with a more colorful and polished presentation.

Tunisia, once a model Arab country, is now in crisis with frequent demonstrations against the president, high prices, and migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. Tunisia has become a key transit point for migrants from countries like Guinea, Cameroon, and Mali on their way to Europe. Recent conflicts have escalated, particularly in the coastal city of Sfax, leading to violence and increased migration towards Europe. Italy has seen a significant rise in migrant arrivals from Tunisia and Libya in 2023. Tunisia lacks a strategy to manage illegal migrants, with no migration policy or national asylum law, increasingly replacing Libya as a migration hub.