Berlin Police Investigating Attack on Israeli by Group Singing Anti-Semitic Songs
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Police in Berlin, Germany, are investigating an anti-Semitic attack on an Israeli who was beaten by a group of men singing anti-Semitic songs. Photo: wiki commons.
Washington Post/Associated Press – Berlin police are investigating an attack on an Israeli citizen who was beaten by a group of young men after he asked them to stop singing anti-Semitic songs on the subway in the German capital on New Year’s Eve.
Police spokesman Martin Dahms said Monday that police have not yet been able to identify the attackers, but are evaluating video footage of the incident.
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