2024-11-16 23:55:08
Politics

Ongoing Palestinian Demonstrations in Berlin

In Berlin, Palestinian groups continue to demonstrate in solidarity with their cause, over a year after the attack on Israel. Recently, approximately 500 participants marched through the city, showcasing their commitment to ending the violence in Gaza.

While the demonstration began peacefully, it was momentarily interrupted by incidents involving fireworks and subsequent arrests. Despite these disruptions, the march resumed and concluded successfully.

The protests have become a regular occurrence, often held midweek and on weekends, reflecting a sustained response to the events of October 7, 2023. Participants voice demands such as halting German arms deliveries to Israel, emphasizing their grievances against the ongoing conflict.

The police remain vigilant, monitoring the demonstrations and ensuring public order amidst rising tensions. In a related event, a large Kurdish demonstration in Cologne attracted nearly 10,000 people, highlighting the vibrant activism present in Germany concerning various geopolitical issues.

gmx
16. November 2024 um 15:00

Palestine Demonstration near Ku'damm - initially undisturbed

Politics
Palestinian groups continue to demonstrate more than a year after the terrorist attack on Israel.
Tagesspiegel
16. November 2024 um 14:59

500 participants march through Berlin: Palestine demonstration near Ku'damm initially undisturbed

Politics
Even more than a year after the terrorist attack on Israel, Palestinian groups continue to demonstrate. According to the police, around 500 participants took part in a demonstration on Saturday.
rbb24
16. November 2024 um 17:31

Fireworks set off: Police arrest several people after disturbances at Palestine demonstration

Politics
Palestine demonstration with 500 participants in the center of Berlin; Fireworks set off; Police arrest demonstrators; Since the Hamas massacre, there have been constant demonstrations in Berlin, usually on Wednesdays and Saturdays; Partially aggressive attacks on police officers or observers.
Tagesschau
16. November 2024 um 16:47

Around 10,000 people at major Kurdish demonstration in Cologne

Politics
Around 10,000 people took part in a major Kurdish demonstration in Cologne. The demonstration was organized by the Congress of the Kurdish Democratic Society in Europe, which is close to the banned PKK. The participants called for the release of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan and protested against the dismissal of Kurdish mayors in Turkey.
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