
The president of the German-Israeli Society should be murdered on behalf of Iran, but is not allowed to appear as a co-plaintiff. Now he is moving to Karlsruhe.
The President of the German-Israeli Society, Volker Beck, is filing a constitutional complaint in Karlsruhe because he is not allowed to appear as a co-plaintiff in the trial over Iranian murder plans against him.
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Volker Beck was supposed to be murdered on behalf of Iran and is now suing against the exclusion as a co-plaintiff.
Iranian murder plans Volker Beck files a constitutional complaint
The president of the German-Israeli Society was supposed to be murdered on behalf of Iran, but Volker Beck is not allowed to appear as a co-plaintiff in the trial against the alleged perpetrators. Now he is going to Karlsruhe.
By Christoph Schult
September 10, 2026, 9:56 a.m

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