Butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth.

More than any other single person, former Chancellor Angela “Mutti” Merkel is responsible for the influx of millions of inassimilable third-world invaders into Germany, and the resulting violence and insecurity that now plague the country. Along with all the enrichment comes the current plague of Jew-hatred and mass demonstrations in support of Hamas.

And now Mutti pleads for the safety of Jews in Germany. Shouldn’t she have thought about that back in 2015?

Many thanks to Gary Fouse for translating this article from Die Welt:

“Jews must feel safe in Germany”

Ex-Chancellor Merkel addressed the German population in commemoration of the National Socialist Pogrom Night [Kristallnacht] 85 years ago. In her appeal, she calls for the protection of Jewish life, and that the “democrat majority” in the state must remain vigilant.

Former federal chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) has called for decisive action against anti-Semitism in Germany. “The democratic majority in our country must remain vigilant,” she warned in a statement released by her office on Wednesday on the 85th anniversary of the National Socialist Pogrom Night. “The fight against every form of Jew hatred == from right, from left, and Islamist motivated — is our national and civic duty,” Merkel stressed. “Jews must be able to feel safe in Germany.”

The former chancellor explained that 85 years later, an ambivalent picture has emerged. “In Germany, life is again flourishing, and at the same time, we are experiencing a disturbing anti-Semitism, which threatens Jewish life in our country and other places in the world believed to be safe.” It increasingly unleashes hate on the Internet as well as in public space in general. Particularly repulsive are the anti-Semitic expressions and attacks in demonstrations after the Hamas terror attack on Israel.

“Whoever uses the legitimate wish for a Palestinian state, legitimate criticism of political actions in our country or of the state of Israel at pro-Palestinian demonstrations as a cover to live out their hatred toward the state of Israel and Jews, is abusing our valuable principles of freedom of expression and assembly.” That must be punished and prevented by the constitutional state with all means, Merkel demanded. Everyone living here must adhere to the values of the Basic Law. “That also includes that the security of the state of Israel is part of Germany’s raison d’être.”

Merkel warned that remembrance and knowledge of the Shoah’s breach of civilization must be passed on from generation to generation “We owe that to the victims, their descendants, and all of us who care about the well-being of our country. We must resolutely stand against the attacks against our open and pluralistic society.” Shoah comes from the Hebrew and means the mass extermination of Jews under National Socialism.