Berlin's Brandenburg Gate Lights Up in Israeli Flag Colors for Hamas Attack Anniversary
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Berlin's Brandenburg Gate was lit in Israeli flag colors on October 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, during solidarity events. A symbolic table with victims' portraits was displayed. Simultaneously, pro-Palestinian protests occurred, with police detaining some participants for displaying Hamas symbols.
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- The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin was illuminated in Israeli flag colors on October 7 to mark the third anniversary of the Hamas attack.
- Solidarity events for Israel were held globally on the anniversary.
- A symbolic table with portraits of terror victims was displayed in Berlin.
- Elif Eralp, leader of Die Linke's Berlin branch, attended the memorial.
- Pro-Palestinian demonstrations also took place in Berlin, with police detaining some attendees.
- Swedish activist Greta Thunberg participated in a pro-Palestinian march.
On October 7, marking the third anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel, solidarity events were held worldwide. In Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of the German capital, was illuminated in the colors of the Israeli flag. A symbolic table displaying portraits of victims of Palestinian terror was set up in front of the gate. Among those who gathered to honor the fallen was Elif Eralp, leader of the Berlin branch of the far-left party Die Linke, whose party recently secured first place in the capital's state elections. Concurrently, pro-Palestinian demonstrations also took place in Berlin. Hundreds of participants, including Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, gathered in the Kreuzberg district. Police blocked the planned march route towards Hermannplatz, and several individuals were detained for displaying Hamas symbols.
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