"Well-paying job": Storm in German politics following exposure of Einhorn's correspondence

A political storm in Germany following the exposure of WhatsApp correspondence between Shrolik Einhorn and Jonathan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Netanyahu. According to the report, the two promoted an anti-Semitism initiative for the CDU in Hesse and recruited Minister Amichai Chikli. The Greens and Liberals are demanding an investigation.

A political storm in Germany following the exposure of WhatsApp correspondence between Shrolik Einhorn and Jonathan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to a report in the German newspaper "Frankfurter Rundschau", the two discussed promoting an anti-Semitism initiative for the conservative party (CDU) in the state of Hesse, while recruiting Minister Amichai Chikli. Chikli published a statement supporting the initiative of the head of the state of Hesse, Boris Rhein, to make denial of Israel's right to exist a criminal offense. The Greens and Liberals are demanding a comprehensive investigation into whether party or parliamentary funds were transferred to Einhorn or to his related company Perception Media. The CDU branch in Hesse denied any business relationship with these entities. The affair is mentioned on far-right websites as evidence of Israeli involvement in German politics.