Eight police officers were injured during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Berlin's Kreuzberg district on Saturday. The newspaper Die Welt writes about this.
According to her information, 36 criminal cases have been initiated. Investigative checks are carried out on facts of incitement to hatred, use of symbols of anti-constitutional and terrorist organizations, infliction of bodily harm and insults. Participants in the demonstration shouted the slogan “From the river to the sea,” which actually calls for the destruction of Israel.
About 720 people took part in the demonstration. According to reports, a journalist was attacked during the procession. At the same time, protesters threw bottles at the police. The participants also tried to release the detained persons. In this regard, further criminal investigations were initiated into attacks on and resistance to police officers, as well as attempts to steal firearms. In addition, 95 people had to stop participating in the rally due to chanting a prohibited slogan. The demonstration was completed ahead of schedule.
About 720 people took part in the demonstration. According to reports, a journalist was attacked during the procession. At the same time, protesters threw bottles at the police. The participants also tried to release the detained persons. In this regard, further criminal investigations were initiated into attacks on and resistance to police officers, as well as attempts to steal firearms. In addition, 95 people had to stop participating in the rally due to chanting a prohibited slogan. The demonstration was completed ahead of schedule.
