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Germany: Thousands rally in Berlin against antisemitism
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https://www.dw.com/en/germany-thousands-rally-in-berlin-against-antisemitism/a-67684159
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Several thousand people protested Sunday in the German capital, Berlin, against antisemitism, hatred and racism.
A similar protest was held in the Belgian capital, Brussels, in support of the country’s Jewish community.
In Berlin, demonstrators braved heavy rain as they moved from the Tiergarten to the Brandenburg Gate under the motto "Never again is now," a reference to the Holocaust and the crimes committed by the Nazi government.
Germany banned several pro-Palestinian demonstrations in recent weeks after some protesters chanted antisemitic slogans during earlier rallies.
Joel Rubinfeld, president of the Belgian League Against Antisemitism, said Belgium has witnessed “a huge increase” in anti-Jewish hatred over the past two months.
Sunday’s protests were the latest in a series of rallies in European capitals showing support for Jewish communities, including those in London and Paris.
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