Police Harshly Intervened in a Palestinian Protest in Berlin: More than 30 People Were Detained.
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Germany on October 7 paid tribute to the victims of the Hamas attack on Israel, but pro-Palestinian protests also took place. In the Berlin district of Kreuzberg, police arrested more than 30 people – partly for displaying symbols of the terrorist organization, German media reported. On the third anniversary of the terrorist attack by the Islamist group Hamas on Israel, several hundred people protested […]
BERLIN: The German police forcibly broke up a demonstration in support of Palestine in the capital, Berlin. More than 1,000 people gathered in Oranin Square, Wednesday evening, to protest the Israeli genocide in Gaza, before marching towards Herman Square. The demonstrators, along with Palestinian flags, carried banners and banners on which he wrote: " A genocide that does not justify genocide ... " .
On the third anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, several hundred people demonstrated in Berlin in support of Palestine and against the war in the Gaza Strip.
In Berlin, the capital of Germany, a demonstration was held in support of Palestine to mark the 3rd anniversary of Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip. Berlin police intervened harshly against the demonstrators, arresting more than 30 people.
In Berlin, the capital of Germany, demonstrations in support of Palestine were held to mark the third anniversary of Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip, which began on October 7, 2023. Berlin police intervened harshly against the demonstrators, and many people were detained.
In Berlin, over 1000 people gathered in Oranien Square to protest Israel's genocide in Gaza and marched to Hermann Square. Police intervened, detained numerous protesters, and ended the demonstration for reasons of public safety.
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