Berlin has once again become a dangerous place for Jews and homosexuals, according to the city's police chief.
German newspaper “Berliner Zeitung” recently asked Commissioner Barbara Slovik asked whether Berlin was safe. Slowik initially sought to avoid characterizing his city as a haven for imported extremism, saying, “Berlin, like many other German cities, is as safe as many other European capitals.'' “It's safer than that.”
Asked if there were any “no-go zones,” Slawik, who helped found the Joint Center on Extremism and Counterterrorism, said: “There are areas to advise people on – and I have to be honest here. ――There is,” he admitted. These are people who wear kippahs to be more vigilant, or who are openly gay or lesbian. ”
“I don't mean to denigrate any group here,” Slowik said, but acknowledged that “there are certain areas where the majority of people live.”[ing there] They are of Arab descent and are also sympathetic to terrorist groups. ”
German Ministry of the Interior recognized It announced in September that the country's worsening crime problem was partly the result of “an increase in foreign crime.” Many non-Germans come from the Middle East, a hotbed of Islamic extremism.
“It's not the job of Jews or homosexuals to be 'more careful' in certain areas of Berlin.”
According to According to the Junge Freiheit newspaper, the number of registered crimes, excluding immigration violations, jumped by 4.4% last year to 5.6 million. Rainer Wendt, chairman of the German police union, said: highlighted According to police statistics from April, foreigners now account for at least 41% of all suspects in Germany and are by far the most dominant group of violent and sex offenders.
The issue of foreign crime came only in 2024 with several high-profile cases. It began in the early morning hours of New Year's Day, when large numbers of Syrian and Afghan men rioted in several German cities, attacking first responders with incendiary devices and robbing others. Months later, an Afghan immigrant stabbed a police officer to death at an anti-jihad rally in the southwestern German town of Mannheim.
Since October 7, 2023, there appears to be a sharp increase in anti-Semitic attacks.
The police chief went on to add that “anti-Semitism is openly expressed against people of Jewish faith and origin there,” adding that since last year's Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, police have carried out 1,300 incidents. It added that it had opened investigations into more than 6,200 anti-Semitic incidents, including violent crimes. year.
“The safety of Jews and homosexuals can only be guaranteed by ending mass immigration.”
Slowik said the city was able to prevent 24 large gatherings apparently aimed at celebrating the killing of Israeli civilians.
Other rallies Acts characterized by anti-Semitic messages and glorification of Islamic terrorism are subject to the fact that the ban will not ultimately rid Berlin of responsible extremists and the residents' right to expression and assembly. It seems that the authorities are clearly letting this go unchecked due to their desire to respect the situation. .
German authorities do not want to violate the rights of foreign-born anti-Semites, but Prohibiteddefame, disarm; debunkAnd it criminalizes the popular Alternative for Germany party and its members, primarily over its criticism of mass immigration, open borders, and Islamization.
Marie-Thérèse Kaiser, a member of AFD, for sharing statistics about the disproportionate number of gang rapes by immigrants, especially Afghans, and asking whether multiculturalism means embracing rape culture. He was convicted of a “hate crime” in July.
Just last week, 113 German parliamentarians from various left-wing and establishment backgrounds took part. reportedly Signed an application to start the process to ban AFD. They believe that AFD 2nd place In preparation for the 2025 federal election.
While keeping the AFD on its knees is a key priority for the German political establishment, the AFD has instead become an important part of what former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman concluded in 2023: Having independently learned the conclusion “sufficient integration'', it appears intent on tackling the aftermath of Germany's failed multicultural project. and the false doctrine of multiculturalism have proven to be a toxic combination for the Western world. ”
AFD said In a statement Tuesday, it said Slowik's confession about the exclusion zone “is a declaration of complete bankruptcy for the state.” [Christian Democratic Union]”We ruled Berlin,” he added, adding that this was “what a 'cosmopolitan' Berlin would look like under a CDU mayor.”
“Police chiefs are shifting blame. It is not the job of Jews or gays to 'pay more attention' in certain areas of Berlin, but rather the job of the CDU-led Senate to 'pay more attention'” “Toward consistent deportations, protected borders, and an active constitutional state,” AFD said.
“The safety of Jews and homosexuals can only be guaranteed by ending mass immigration,” the AFD statement added.
Berlin is not the only Western city where Jewish citizens have been told to keep their heads down to avoid the effects of cultural enrichment promised by liberal elites.
Blaze News reported earlier this year that the Metropolitan Police dared to arrest Gideon Falter, the head of an anti-Semitic campaign, in the British capital's Aldwych district, where pro-Hamas protesters were demonstrating nearby. In April, he threatened to arrest him for “very openly professing his Jewish identity.”
A sergeant notices Falter and his kippah hat and confronts him, saying, “I think there are a lot of people of all kinds of faiths and creeds who want to go where they want to go, but unfortunately today is different.'' “I will,” he said. . ”
“So you mean I can't cross the street today because I'm Jewish?” Falter asked.
“It's because of the march,” said the sergeant.
Mr. Falter pursued the question: “So, is it because I'm Jewish?”
“That's part of the truth, unfortunately part of the truth,” said Sgt.
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