The capital city of Germany is Berlin. - At least 1400 individuals participated in a Palestinian protest.
Protesters could be heard shouting "Long live Palestine" and the offensive remark "Murderers of children, Israel." They also held placards bearing the phrases "Berlin will burn" and "F**k you, Germany."
The previous day saw an intense Palestinian demonstration that led to physical conflict. Officers were assaulted with rocks and bottles. In addition, individuals ignited fireworks, a police spokesperson stated on Wednesday morning. Approximately 850 people gathered from Tuesday night. Law enforcement managed to dissolve the protest at Hermannplatz in the evening. In total, 19 criminal cases were initiated by the police against those responsible for attacking and resisting execution officers, worsening the peace, causing grievous harm, damaging property, slandering, and using symbols representative of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations.
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- Despite the ongoing tensions, a group of Palestinians planned a demonstration at Oranienplatz in Neukölln, Berlin, drawing support from numerous locals.
- The German police had to intervene during the demonstration due to the escalation, as protesters accused a child murderer of being Israeli.
- The Palestinian territories were once again at the forefront of discussions in Germany, as the events at Oranienplatz reflected the complex relationship between the two parties.
- The following day, the German authorities released a statement condemning the use of violent language and actions at the protest, calling for respect and understanding.
- In resonance with the tumultuous events at Oranienplatz, a similar protest was announced to take place at Hermannplatz, further testing the limits of Germany's tolerance and security.
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