Summary
Over 100,000 people protested in Berlin against Germany's support for Israel’s actions in Gaza. The demonstrators and some organizations want Germany to stop military cooperation with Israel and to recognize the events as genocide.
Key Facts
- More than 100,000 people protested in Berlin against Germany's support for Israel.
- The protest was organized by around 50 groups, including pro-Palestinian organizations and Amnesty International.
- The protestors called for an end to Germany's military cooperation with Israel.
- They also asked for humanitarian aid access to Gaza and sanctions against Israel by the European Union.
- A recent survey showed that 62% of German voters believe Israel's actions in Gaza are genocide.
- The survey indicated this view is held by voters across various political parties in Germany.
- German leaders have criticized Israel's military actions but avoided labeling them as genocide.
- Germany has not followed some other countries in recognizing the State of Palestine.
