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Berlin police decided to prevent a pro-Palestinian demonstration scheduled for December 31 in the Neukölln district.
According to a police spokesman: “The pro-Palestinian demonstration under the slogan (No celebration during genocide) was scheduled to begin on the evening of December 31, and was scheduled to last about two and a half hours.”
Police data confirms that “requests were also registered to organize two demonstrations in the same area on New Year’s Eve, and they have not yet been banned: the first was pro-Palestinian in the afternoon, and the second was supportive of the Zionist entity in the evening. The police asked the organizers of these two events to reschedule the time and place.”
Berlin Police Chief Barbara Slovic said, “About three thousand police officers will go to work on the eve of the holiday, and police officers will have to wear body cameras to record possible crimes.”
A recent public opinion poll showed that 43% of Germany’s population feared riots on New Year’s Eve, similar to what happened last year, when 22 people were injured by fireworks in Berlin. In addition, clashes occurred between revelers and the police, and 15 were injured. Security elements.
Source: Russia Today
2024-01-01 04:42:23