In Berlin, police officers were attacked during an unannounced Palestinian demonstration. The participants threw fireworks and stones at the emergency services.
The incident happened on Monday evening. In total, about 250 people took part in the meeting. Some of them threw fireworks at police officers on Sonnenallee and chanted ‘propagandistic slogans with criminal content’. The emergency services then asked the participants not to commit crimes – but in vain. The demonstration was broken up.
14 studies
According to police, the affected emergency services were not injured. By Tuesday, February 13, fourteen investigations had been launched – some for incitement to hatred, physical attacks on officials, resistance to officials and serious breaches of the peace.
In Germany, crimes took place during pro-Palestinian rallies, especially in the first period after the Hamas attack on October 7 and the start of the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip. Anti-Semitic and hateful statements were made again and again. In some cases there were also violent riots.
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According to Israeli figures, the Hamas attack on Israel killed around 1,160 people and took 250 hostages to the Gaza Strip. 130 of them are still being held. In response, the Israeli government announced that it would destroy the terrorist organization and began a large-scale military operation in Palestine. According to Hamas, more than 28,4,000 people have been killed so far.
Source: Krone
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