Germany's Merkel calls for 'zero tolerance' of anti-Semitism, hate
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel underscored the urgency of combating anti-Semitism, racism and hatred more than 70 years after the Holocaust, calling for new ways to keep alive the memory of the millions of people killed by the Nazis.
Merkel, in a video address released ahead of Sunday's International Holocaust Remembrance Day, said it was everyone's responsibility to ensure "zero tolerance" of xenophobia and all forms of anti-Semitism.
"People growing up today must know what people were capable of in the past, and we must work proactively to ensure that it is never repeated," Merkel said.
