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German minister relaxed despite being booed at Jewish boo casino music festival. The minister attended a ”Jewrovision” contest in Frankfurt on Friday, accepting an invitation by Josef Schuster, the president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, her spokesman told the Tagesspiegel newspaper. While some in the audience ”loudly expressed” their opposition to her stance on some issues, Roth had enjoyed a friendly exchange with Schuster and the young people joining the contest. This had been ”very good and exciting,” according to Roth. The minister also had ”a very good relationship with very many people who represent and shape Jewish life in Germany today, and maintains a close exchange with them,” her spokesman said. One of the vice-presidents of the German-Israeli Society (DIG), Marcus Faber told the Tagesspiegel that Roth's ”relativising attitude” at the Documenta art exhibition was ”only the icing on the cake of several questionable positions and decisions.” He was referring to criticism of the Documenta modern art show in Kassel last year, where one work was taken down due to concerns about anti-Semitism, and others were criticized. ”The relationship between Ms Roth and the Jews in Germany is disturbed,” Faber said, calling on Roth to seek dialogue with the Jewish associations. ”The relationship between Ms Roth and the Jews in Germany is disturbed,” Faber said, calling on Roth to seek dialogue with the boo casino Jewish associations. ”It is not enough to only care about dead Jews. To make that clear, the young Jewish people have protested against Ms Roth,” the chairman of the Young Forum in the DIG, Constantin Ganss, told the newspaper. In a video shared on Twitter by one of the DIG vice-presidents, Anna Staroselski, Roth can be seen interrupting her speech in the face of the protests, shouting: ”This is democracy.