More than 1,000 protesters gathered in Hamburg, Germany, to take part in Islamist demonstrations over the weekend, according to German media.
According to a German newspaper Die Welt, The demonstration took place in Hamburg’s Steindamm district on Saturday afternoon.
Muslim protesters held various signs supporting Islamic fundamentalism. One of the signs read “The Califat Dies,” which means “The Caliphate is the Solution.”
Demonstrators also chanted “Allahu Akbar,” which means “God is great” in Arabic.Hamburg police revealed die welt It is said that there were approximately 1,100 participants.
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An Islamist demonstrator holds a poster with the slogan “Caliphate is the solution”. (Axel Heimken/Photo in association with Getty Images)
The protest was reportedly organized by a group called “Muslim Interaktiv.” According to the group’s social media accounts, the protest was aimed at countering “Satanists.”[ation of] All about Islamic life in Germany. ”
“Together we speak out, Inshallah,” the translated post about X said. “Together we stand against the Islamophobic reporting of recent weeks and months.”
The Hamburg protests come as anti-Israel protests intensify around the world as the Israel-Hamas war creeps toward its eighth month. In the United States, protesters at Columbia University, Harvard University, the University of Texas at Austin and elsewhere set up tents in the university’s quads as a sign of solidarity with the Palestinians.
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An Islamist demonstrator holds a poster with the slogan “Andersdenken? Not in Germany”. (Axel Heimken/Photo in association with Getty Images)
The war began on October 7, when Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah. Approximately 1,200 Israeli civilians were killed, prompting a violent response from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Israel’s military response has been criticized by anti-war groups for exacerbating Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, and IDF supporters blame Hamas. In December, Berlin police banned a pro-Palestinian rally scheduled for New Year’s Eve over fears of potential disorder and crime.
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An Islamist demonstrator holds a poster. (Axel Heimken/Photo in association with Getty Images)
“The situation is emotional,” Berlin Police Chief Barbara Slovik said at the time. She said: “We expect an influx of troublemakers who may use the conference to commit crimes. The conference leadership was unable to contain such developments. That is why the police banned the demonstration.”
Fox News Digital’s Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.
