The head of Germany's Central Council of Jews, Josef Schuster, said on Sunday that an attack on a kosher restaurant in Chemnitz by masked neo-Nazis shows there's a deep problem with right-wing extremism in the region and should be treated as a call to action, reports The Associated Press.
Schuster, who had previously condemned the violent far-right protests on August 26 and 27 before the attack on the Jewish restaurant was even known, said "we need to call the problem by its name."
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