German MP Calls for Imposing Sanctions and Cutting off Relations with "Israel"

German Parliament Member Holger Apfel called his country to "Stop cooperation with the state of Jewish scoundrels".

"Don't give in to the thriving Holocaust industry," Apfel said in a speech he delivered during a parliament meeting in the German state Saxony.

He called for cutting off political ties between Germany and "Israel", and for imposing economic sanctions against the Zionist entity.

Parliament members called Apfel to change the title of the speech, "No to cooperation with scoundrel countries - and end cooperation between Saxony and "Israel"".
During his speech, Parliament members repeatedly disrupted Apfel and urged him to change the topic for fear it would damage Saxony's image.

Even when they called him to end his speech, Apfel rejected and went on denouncing the "Jewish terror state."

Finally, Apfel's microphone was turned off and he was asked to leave the meeting.
President of the Saxony Parliament instructed excluding Apfel from any parliamentary sessions and committee meetings until December.