Extremism - Raid: Support for a Palestine organization
The Berlin police have taken action against a left-wing feminist women's group for allegedly supporting a Palestinian terrorist organization. Six apartments and two other rooms belonging to members of the group "Zora" were searched in various districts of Berlin on Wednesday morning, according to a police spokesman.
According to a report in the newspaper "B.Z.", 170 police officers have been on duty in Neukölln, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg, Wedding and Karlshorst since the early morning.
The members of "Zora" are said to have advertised for the radical left-wing "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" (PFLP), which is classified as a terrorist organization. The police accuse them of using signs of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations. Among the premises searched was a women's café in Weisestraße in Neukölln, where the police first had to call a locksmith to open the door.
The group "Zora" describes itself on the internet as a "young women's organization" that is "anti-capitalist, internationalist, anti-fascist". Posts by "Zora" on Instagram are directed against Israel and call for support for the PFLP. The Palestinian network Samidoun, whose German branch was banned by the Federal Ministry of the Interior, is also close to the PFLP.
A flyer published on Instagram by "Zora" reads: "No liberation of women without the liberation of Palestine". It is important to "strengthen progressive forces such as the PFLP, which are also part of the Palestinian resistance". Also because it is known "that Hamas has no interest in destroying the patriarchy".
According to a report in the "Tagesspiegel" newspaper, the young feminists, who are also active in other cities, took part in numerous pro-Palestinian demonstrations from the left-wing and radical left-wing scene.
Zora at Instangram B.Z. Tagesspiegel
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- The alleged support for a Palestinian terrorist organization by the Berlin-based group "Zora" has sparked intense debate about extremism and criminality in various districts of Berlin, including Neukölln, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg, Wedding, and Karlshorst.
- The police raid on the group's apartments and rooms further highlighted the complexity of the issue, as supporters argue that advocating for Palestinian rights does not equate to supporting terrorism.
- In the aftermath of the raid, some members of the group have taken to social media platforms like Instagram to express their frustration and put forth their perspective, drawing a significant amount of attention to the issue.
- Meanwhile, the Palestinian territories and Israel have also been deeply affected by the conflict, with ongoing reports of war and violence making headlines worldwide.
- In light of the situation, some critics have accused the police and the German authorities of using heavy-handed measures to stifle free speech and the exercise of political dissent.
- However, the police have maintained that the group's activities are a blatant violation of the law and pose a threat to public safety.
- As the investigation into the group's alleged activities continues, the German capital of Berlin has once again become the focal point of a contentious issue, with both sides presenting compelling arguments for their respective positions.
- Despite the controversy, many Berliners have expressed solidarity with the Palestinian cause, organizing protests and demonstrations in districts like Newton and Prenzlauer Berg in support of Palestinian rights and self-determination.
- Moving forward, it will be important for all sides to engage in constructive dialogue and find a peaceful resolution to the conflict, protecting the rights of all individuals and promoting unity and understanding in the face of extremism and terrorism.
Source: www.stern.de
