Following elections in Berlin, potential coalition partners presented two documents on Thursday addressing antisemitism and organized crime. However, critical questions remain unanswered regarding these issues. The papers, submitted by the prospective governing parties, have drawn scrutiny for what they *didn't* include. Details regarding specific strategies to combat antisemitism and organized crime within Berlin were notably absent. Critics suggest this lack of clarity raises concerns about the coalition's commitment to addressing these significant challenges. The omission of concrete plans has prompted debate and further inquiry into the priorities of the potential government in Berlin. This leaves key stakeholders wondering about the future direction of policy in these crucial areas.