Extremism - Raid on women's group: support for terrorist group
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" in various districts of Berlin were searched on Wednesday 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 since the early morning.
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- During the raid, the Berlin police also seized materials related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting potential links to criminality and extremism.
- The raid on the women's group in Berlin sparked controversy, with some arguing that it infringes on freedom of speech and supports for political causes, while others see it as a necessary measure to combat terrorism and criminality.
- In response to the raid, a local "women's group" in Israel organized a protest, condemning what they viewed as an attack on women's rights and freedom of expression.
- The German government, however, has been firm in its stance against any form of extremism, including support for terrorist organizations, and has pledged to continue its efforts to combat terrorism and criminality in the Palestinian territories.
- The raid on the Berlin women's group also highlights the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with both sides engaging in acts of violence and extremism, and the impact of these actions on international relations and human rights.
Source: www.stern.de
