Berlin - Raid due to support for Palestinian terrorist group
The Berlin police have carried out a raid against a left-wing feminist women's group that supports a Palestinian terrorist organization. Six apartments and two other rooms belonging to members of the group "Zora" were searched this morning, according to a police spokesman.
The members of "Zora" are said to be promoting the radical left-wing "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" (PFLP), which is classified as a terrorist organization. They are accused of using the emblems of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations.
The group "Zora" describes itself on an internet channel as a "young women's organization" that is "anti-capitalist, internationalist, anti-fascist". According to a report in the newspaper "B.Z.", 170 police officers had been deployed in Berlin since the early morning.
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- The raid in Berlin against the women's group "Zora" is a result of their alleged support for a terrorist organization, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
- The PFLP, a Palestinian terrorist organization, is known for promoting extremism and criminality, and its symbols are used by groups like "Zora" despite being unconstitutional.
- This terror group has been active in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its activities are widely condemned in countries like Germany.
- The "Zora" women's group, based in Berlin, is accused of using their platform to promote this terror group, leading to the recent police raid.
- The Berlin police, along with over 170 officers, conducted a razzia this morning, searching six apartments and two other rooms linked to the group.
- The German government takes extremism and terrorism seriously, and this raid serves as a reminder that any form of support for terror groups will not be tolerated.
- The situation in Palestine remains a contentious issue, with the conflict fueling the rise of extremist groups like the PFLP, which operate in the Palestinian territories and beyond.
Source: www.stern.de
