Hundreds March in Anti-Israel ‘Quds Day’ Rally in Berlin
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by News Editor
Hundreds marched in Berlin on Saturday in a protest against “the Israeli occupation of Jerusalem” to mark al-Quds Day, a holiday created by Iran on which Muslims are to protest against Israel.
Several members of Neturei Karta, a Jewish religious group opposed to Zionism, also protested. A counter-protest featured hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators waving Israeli flags and pro-LGBT activists. A protestor was arrested during a scuffle.
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