Felix Klein, Germany's long-serving commissioner against antisemitism, discusses his upcoming transition to a new position after eight years in the role.
Felix Klein, who has served as Germany's commissioner for antisemitism for nearly eight years, is preparing to take on a new role this summer. In a recent interview, Klein reflects on his time in office and the importance of addressing antisemitism, which he describes as a cross-cutting issue that requires collaboration across various government sectors. He emphasizes the need for continuity in such a sensitive position while also acknowledging the benefits that come with rotating leadership.
