After the amocation in Munich, a 37-year-old and her daughter (2) died on Saturday. Now the family of the two has spoken. Their death should not be used “to generate hatred,” said it in a statement from family members and friends and friends.
“Amel was a person who campaigned for justice,” she said about the 37-year-old. For example, she had campaigned for solidarity, equality and the rights of employees. It was also important for her to give her daughter these values. “Amel was born in Algeria and came to Germany at the age of four”. She studied environmental protection and has been living in Munich since 2017, most recently with her husband and daughter Hafsa. There she worked as an engineer for the city (see video above).
The statement was published about the city of Munich. As reported, Amel and Hafsa were so injured in the attack on Thursday that they died in the hospital on Saturday. At least 37 other people were injured when a 24-year-old Afghan drove his car in a demonstration through the Verdi Unie.
Söder wants to negotiate with Taliban
The researchers are currently based on an Islamic background. Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) requires immediate negotiations with the Taliban, who are in power in Afghanistan. “It costs a flight every week”. In Bavaria alone there are almost 2000 Afghans that are obliged to leave. Almost 200 of them are serious perpetrators. “First Aschaffenburg, now Munich: it’s enough. Germany needs a super plan from Afghanistan”.
The German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) has already announced that it will be deported to the murderer – “after being worn out of his sentence”. According to the authorities, the man had been legally in Germany. It is said that he lied through his escape story.
The Taliban was recently openly opened for cooperation in deportations. For this, Islamists want a consular representation in Germany. The Taliban could benefit from deportations by using them as an opportunity to work with a Western state, but warn critics.
Source: Krone
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