
The Swedish activist responded on social media explaining that the German activists had distanced themselves from his pro-Palestinian positions
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The video was shot last summer in Berlin. In it the interviewer mentions the Fridays For Future demonstrations in the German capital and Thunberg reacts with irony and laughter. The video sparked harsh criticism on social media. Thunberg responded by explaining that that day she was blocking an arms factory and that at the same time there was a police-sanctioned climate demonstration in a white middle-class neighborhood, from the same German climate movement that had canceled and distanced herself from her because she had said that Palestinians too are human beings and must be included in calls for justice.
There is controversy over a video of Greta Thunberg circulating on social media, where the Swedish activist mocks the young people of Fridays For Future, the movement inspired by her, who were demonstrating in Berlin. Greta responded on social media, explaining that the activists of the German movement had dissociated themselves from her pro-Palestinian positions.
The video was shot last summer in the German capital. The interviewer says "on a day when there are Fridays For Future demonstrations in Berlin...". "Are they here?" Greta asks ironically, and then starts laughing loudly.
"Really?", he asks the interviewer again, "do they still make them?", and bursts out laughing again, closing with a "cut!".
The video provoked harsh criticism on social media. Greta responded with a post in which she wrote: "To give context, it was the day we were blocking an arms factory, and we had discovered that at the same time there was a police-sanctioned climate demonstration, in a well-known white middle-class neighborhood, from the same German climate movement that had canceled and 'distanced' itself from me, because I had said that Palestinians too are human beings and that, when we ask for justice, Palestinians must also be included in those demands."
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The German Fridays For Future movement may make public statements to clarify its position on Thunberg
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