Police are examining a possible ban on anti-Israel demonstrations in Berlin
A rally has been registered in Berlin on the anniversary of the Hamas terror in Israel. The LKA is investigating allegations of glorification of violence.
Quick Look
- The Berlin police are examining a possible ban on an anti-Israel demonstration scheduled for Wednesday.
- The attack is celebrated online with motifs and texts on the anniversary of the Hamas terror, which is why the LKA is investigating the glorification of violence.
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Why It Matters
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists carried out a major attack on Israel, killing more than 1,000 people.
From the police perspective, it has not yet been decided whether an anti-Israel demonstration accompanied by calls glorifying violence will take place in Berlin on the anniversary of the Islamist terrorist attack on Israel.
There are still considerations about the demonstration scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m., and a decision on a possible ban is expected, a spokesman said.
The title of the demonstration on Wednesday, October 7th, from Kreuzberg to Neukölln in the registration with 150 participants is: “Down with Colonialism” (German: down with colonization).
There are calls for this on the Internet with the slogan: “Until total liberation” (German: until complete liberation).
Pictured is a bulldozer breaking through a fence and barbed wire.
In the text, the terrorist attack of 2023 is celebrated in German, English and Arabic as an escape from the Gaza prison, an uprising against “Zionism” and a “beacon of steadfastness”.
The LKA Berlin is investigating the glorification of violence.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists drove bulldozers from Gaza through the border fence into Israeli territory.
Several thousand heavily armed terrorists followed in cars and motorcycles, raided Israeli settlements, killed more than 1,000 people and kidnapped numerous hostages.
Another “nationwide demonstration” entitled “United for Palestine” is announced for Saturday in Berlin.
However, she has not yet been registered with the police.
Open Questions
- Will the demonstration be banned by the police?
- Will the demonstration announced for Saturday still be officially registered?
