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)
U.M. OSINT wrote that the dissolved pro-Palestinian demonstration had 850 participants and took place in a metropolis with nearly four million inhabitants. Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg also traveled specifically for the event. Referring to the waved flags of an Islamic state, red stars, and LGBTQ-related posters, U.M. OSINT doubted that the demonstration was solely about Palestine. In addition, the author rhetorically established a link to burning streets and emergency vehicles, burned teachers, injured police officers, and thousands of arrests. He pointed out what he described as a strikingly high number of participants of non-European ethnic backgrounds and questioned whether these events would be portrayed as a consequence of dilapidated schools and canceled Latin classes. In conclusion, he used derogatory language about the demonstrators and mocked Thunberg's name and height. #b0710 #Palästina #Demo #Gesellschaft (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)
Julius Geiler wrote that the radical Palestine scene mobilized 700 people in Berlin on the evening of October 7, including at least one Swedish demo tourist. For context, he referred to the city, which has a population of almost four million. #b0710 #Berlin #Palästina #Demonstration (translated)
Julius Geiler wrote that the Berlin police had dissolved the demonstration with immediate effect. The reason given was numerous attacks on police officers and other crimes committed from the assembly. Public safety had been seriously endangered, Geiler reported, referring to the Tagesspiegel. #b0710 https://t.co/sIAoJ6aL0c #BerlinerPolizei #Demonstration #ÖffentlicheSicherheit (translated)
Julius Geiler wrote that the situation at Kotti had been very heated. The police went into the crowd and arrested several individuals. #b0710 https://t.co/8w8QZLqY01 #Kotti #Polizei #Demonstration (translated)
Karoline Preisler wrote that she had held her position in Berlin at #b0710, but the situation had been tough. She also used the hashtag #October7thMassacre. #October7thMassacre https://t.co/sUsMEvgw31 #Berlin #b0710 #October7thMassacre (translated)
Rak wrote that the Israeli flag will be projected onto the Brandenburg Gate to "Hatikva." Three years after October 7, according to him, the action is in memory of the victims, in solidarity with Israel, and as a sign of hope. He also used the call "Am Israel Chai." #B0710 https://t.co/0eZnxeeyjm #Israel #Solidarität #Hoffnung (translated)
