The German media see the past, not the future

By BENJAMIN WEINTHAL, JERUSALEM POST CORRESPONDENT IN BERLIN
In sharp contrast to Germany's willingness to pursue, albeit belatedly, the probable war crimes of Demjanjuk, the federal republic's lack of will to stop Iran's nuclear weapons program continues.
As Teheran's genocidal threats toward the Israeli survivors of Sobibor (and their children and grandchildren) and other extermination camps intensifies, Germany's parliament and Chancellor Angela Merkel's administration refuse to enact legislation to curb its roughly €4 billion annual trade relationship with Iran.
A number of German critics stress that it is meaningless to scream the revolutionary phrase "Never again Auschwitz" and not take concrete action against the Iranian regime's efforts to obliterate the Jewish state.
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