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Karoline Preisler criticized Ulrike, who according to Preisler had shown solidarity with the Palestine solidarity movement as well as with Ferat Kocak, Ahmed Abed, Martha Kleedörfer, Cansin Köktürk, and Vedi Emde. Preisler reproached her for not showing solidarity with Carolin Bohl, Shani Louk, the Bibas family, and Itay Chen, and for not mentioning Sonja Nientiet. She asked whether Ulrike was applying a double standard and wanted to know where she had been when "they attacked us." #Solidarität #Palästina #Menschenrechte (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that the approximately 20 lawsuits nationwide are funded by the Federal Islamic Union from Hanover. According to the Lower Saxony Office for the Protection of the Constitution, known figures from the Salafist scene founded the organization at the end of 2017; this movement fundamentally does not recognize the rule of law. Preisler marked Andreas Kopietz. #Salafismus #Rechtstaat #Integration (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that a 67-year-old resident was attacked in a dispute over a garbage bin. When she wanted to take out her trash, a 17-year-old suspect allegedly rammed the bin into her stomach. He apparently used it as a blockade. The injured resident is in shock, Preisler wrote. #Mülltonne #Nachbarschaft #Gewalt (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that in Germany people had demonstrated against a hijab ban in Azerbaijan. From this, she concluded that there is a group in society that considers women without headscarves to be impure. She expressed a different opinion on this, Preisler explained. #b1810 https://t.co/vm3Z7f5vui #Freiheit #Menschenrechte #Gleichheit (translated)

Karoline Preisler referred to 358 child marriages in Baden-Württemberg as child abuse, exploitation, sexual violence, and crimes against emancipatory achievements. In her view, the involved girls needed protection from the community; the other participants should leave the country. #Kinderehen #Kinderschutz #Menschrechte (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that she had been awarded the Arno Hamburger Prize for Civil Courage by the Jewish Cultural Community of Nuremberg (IKGN). She expressed that she was overwhelmed and grateful and emphasized the beauty of the medal. Arno Hamburger was far more than a British soldier, a witness to the Nuremberg Trials, and head of the IKGN; he took action. She sees the prize named after him as an honor and a commitment, Preisler wrote. #Zivilcourage #Ehrung #Dankbarkeit (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that she had seen the film "77 Hours" by Vahid Mahdavi and his team. The film artistically tells the events in Iran on January 8 and 9, 2026, thus making the previously indescribable a testimony, she explained. https://t.co/Fh2ytr2g2T #Iran #Film #Kunst (translated)

Karoline Preisler described the statement that all of Berlin hates the police as a lie. She wrote that about 800 people were meant, whom she called fools and attributed a tendency towards anti-Semitism to them. Berlin has 4 million inhabitants, the majority of whom have great respect for the Berlin police, she explained. She also urged the police to persevere and used the hashtag #b0710. #Berlin #Polizei #Respekt (translated)

Karoline Preisler sarcastically wrote that Dragana Delic should not be missing from any pro-Palestinian peace demonstration and their "fine manners." Delic had insulted her today with a drastic curse word, Preisler explained. She commented on this mockingly as being less than revolutionary. The post was tagged with #b0710 and #Berlin. #b0710 #Berlin https://t.co/k3vRtlqXYg #Frieden #Palästina #Berlin (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that the war in Gaza exists because Hamas, other terrorists, and civilians from Gaza attacked Israel on October 7th. She accused them of raping, torturing, and abducting people from Israel and other parts of the world. Preisler stated that anti-Semites referred to the actions as resistance and dismissed this portrayal as a lie. #October7thMassacre https://t.co/UcfgNV0NdC #Gaza #Israel #Hamas (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that on the Day of German Unity, men and women from the Barbakh clan were also on the streets in Berlin during the #b0310 demonstration, making life hell for everyone, according to them. After the demo, the women of the clan were only allowed to go "back to the kitchen" politely and in the company of their men. https://t.co/CZXgB9pu3F #Berlin #Demonstration #Gesellschaft (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that a woman named Dragana D. walked her vibrator like a dog in Berlin under the hashtag #b0310 and took photos of the somewhat dirty sex toy. She described it as very funny and linked it to the sexual liberation of Palestine. https://t.co/tqEUQSmpgL #Berlin #Dragana #SexuelleBefreiung (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that Abu Mustafa had an alarm and Brunella a whistle. She explained that she herself had ear protection and a "functioning brain." She added the hashtags #Berlin, #b0310, and #FreeBerlinFromTerror to the post; she credited Yalcin Askin as the image source. https://t.co/9WU4bXrBkb #Berlin #FreeBerlinFromTerror #Alarm (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that October 3rd in Berlin was unusual because on the occasion of German Unity Day, there were people on the streets whom she referred to as wannabe terrorists. She especially greeted union members and other supporters of democracy who had remained steadfast, and she wrote that she trusted them. https://t.co/wLsRfppz2n #Berlin #Demokratie #Gewerkschaften (translated)

Karoline Preisler asked why the Bibas family had not negotiated. At the same time, she wrote that a person was demanding negotiations and referred to them as "Karen (m/f/d)". The post was tagged with #b0310 and #Berlin. #b0310 #Berlin https://t.co/E4N027eB0g #Verhandlungen #Berlin #Familie (translated)