Charlottenburg - Around 500 people at pro-Palestine rally
According to police, around 500 people have demonstrated at a pro-Palestinian rally in Berlin-Charlottenburg. There have been no incidents so far, a police spokeswoman said on Saturday afternoon. The demonstration, registered under the title "Solidarity with Palestine", was accompanied by around 240 police officers. The protest march began at Adenauerplatz and continued along Kurfürstendamm to Olivaer Platz.
Since the terrorist attack on Israel by the Islamist Hamas on October 7, there have been constant demonstrations in Berlin in connection with the Gaza war. There have also been riots in the past. Fearing criminal offenses, the Berlin police have banned a pro-Palestinian demonstration entitled "No Celebration During Genocide" planned for New Year's Eve in Neukölln.
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- Despite the police ban, large-scale demonstrations in support of the Palestinian territories and against Israel continue to take place regularly in Berlin, such as the one that occurred on Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg.
- The ongoing conflicts in Palestine have sparked numerous pro-Palestinian rallies and demonstrations in cities around the world, including Berlin-Charlottenburg, where the Kurfürstendamm is a popular location for such events.
- The police in Berlin have faced criticism for their handling of pro-Palestinian protests, such as the one that took place in Charlottenburg, with some claiming that their actions are biased towards Israel and suppressive towards Palestinian rights advocates.
- Despite the challenges and controversies surrounding pro-Palestinian rallies in Berlin, including the incidents of violence and clashes with Israeli supporters, the desire for solidarity and action among Germans and international supporters of Palestine remains strong.
- In response to the conflict and the ongoing violence in the Palestinian territories, there have been calls for boycotts of Israeli products and companies, as well as initiatives to raise awareness about the situation and to support Palestinian causes, such as the one held at Adenauerplatz in Charlottenburg.
Source: www.stern.de
