The German government’s anti-Semitism commissioner has expressed concerns about the increasing trivialization of Islamists within the country, one year into the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant organization Hamas. In an interview with the Rheinische Post newspaper on Monday, Felix Klein noted a significant shift in discourse since the events of October 7. “After October 7, the floodgates were broken,” Klein said, noting that discussions surrounding the conflict had become more radicalized, particularly at universities. “Institutes have been occupied and people who h…