Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan (70) spews caustic anti-Semitic rhetoric during a meeting with his AKP party, directing it towards Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu (74).
Sport
Daily protests, anti-Semitic sentiments, and unrest on the city's thoroughfares. Over seventy planned pro-Palestinian rallies remain listed till the week's conclusion, with an additional event announced digitally.
Calendar-Sheet
A group of predominantly male individuals with anti-Israel sentiments gathered at Alexanderplatz in Berlin on Monday night, calling for the establishment of a caliphate. Their leader, Ahmad Tamim, is no stranger to these types of events.
Technology
Palestinian accounts claim that a large number of people were killed in an Israeli air attack close to Rafah, a city in southern Gaza Strip. The Palestinian presidency criticized Israel on Monday for intentionally targeting a camp for refugees in the vicinity of Rafah and called it a...
Calendar-Sheet
The scandalous affair at Humboldt University of Berlin continues. According to WELT, a publication associated with the Axel Springer media group, the University's administration has forbidden the taking and dissemination of images of graffiti by pro-Palestinian protesters.
Calendar-Sheet
Anti-Israel protesters intend to establish demonstration camps in renowned universities, first in Berlin and Munich, and now in Frankfurt. Their target is the prestigious Goethe University, which was previously supported by Jewish benefactors.
Culture
On Friday morning, trucks loaded with aid supplies entered the Gaza Strip through a short-term US military docking site. There were no American troops disembarking, according to a statement from the US Central Command on date X.
Politics
During a recent Israeli military operation against Hamas militants, a regrettable error occurred. The army revealed on Thursday that five soldiers perished in the northern Gaza Strip, while three additional soldiers sustained severe injuries. It has been reported that this unfortunate event was...
Economy
After the three-day clearing of the demonstration camp at FU Berlin, calls for the resignation of University President Günter Ziegler (60) are circulating. The flyers accuse him of being accountable for the harm done to the students by law enforcement.
Economy