Germans No Longer Consider Their Country Safe
The poll found 51% of respondents no longer see Germany as stable and safe after an Islamist attack that killed one woman and injured 31 people.
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Germany: 51% No Longer See Country As Safe
More than half of Germans no longer believe their country is stable and safe following last week’s Islamist terror attack at Berlin’s Pride celebrations, according to a new opinion poll, highlighting growing public concern over the country’s failed migration policies. The survey found that 51% of respondents rather or strongly disagreed with the statement that “Germany is a stable and safe country.” Only 37% agreed, while 12% said they were unde…
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A poll following the Islamist attack in Berlin reveals that 51% of Germans no longer consider their country safe and stable.
The deadly attack on the Christopher Street Day parade – in which one woman was killed and 29 people were injured, some seriously – has deeply shaken not only the queer community and Berlin society as a whole. The allegedly Islamist-motivated act has also ignited a debate about internal security: about Islamism, electronic ankle monitors, and preventive detention.
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