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Sunday: Die Linke wins #Berlin with 25.7%, campaigning on affordable housing, working public transport, and a clean city. Monday: everyone talks about Remmo and Neukölln instead. Why that’s a smokescreen, and who it’s really aimed at 🧵 Full article: dfeher.substack.com/p/class-war-... 1/6

dfeher.substack.comClass war unleashed: what the Neukölln smokescreen is covering up in BerlinBerlin voted for a city people can afford to live in. Why is everyone talking about something else?

Dániel Fehér

@feher.de

The outrage isn’t really aimed at @dielinkeberlin.bsky.social. It’s aimed at the @spd.de and @gruene.berlin, who hold the key to a left majority. The goal: a Senate that leaves everything as it is. And behind the #antisemitism talk, the #property question keeps turning up. 2/6

23/9/26, 2:42 pm0 reposts0 likes

Dániel Fehér

@feher.de

To be clear: the antisemitic chants in #Neukölln were unacceptable, and the Linke has to deal with them. It has started. It’s not enough yet. But that is a problem to solve, not a reason to throw away an election result. 3/6

Dániel Fehér

@feher.de

Double standards: in 2025 Remmo toured the Abgeordnetenhaus as a CDU MP’s guest. The Court of Audit found €2.6m against antisemitism allocated unlawfully and arbitrarily under a CDU-led Senate. Nobody called the CDU unfit to govern. 4/6

Dániel Fehér

@feher.de

In Schwerin, nobody questions the Linke’s fitness to govern. The difference isn’t the party name. It’s that the Berlin Linke wants to touch property. 5/6

Dániel Fehér

@feher.de

The choice: either a left answer to the social, economic and trust crisis, or Berlin drifts towards Saxony-Anhalt. My benchmark for red-green-red: halve the AfD’s share by 2031. Full piece: dfeher.substack.com/p/class-war-... 6/6