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The company raised the flag outside its headquarters following a surge of German anti-Semitism during Israel’s recent 11-day war with Hamas. Pro-Palestinian protests in Berlin, Frankfurt, Leipzig and other German cities featured anti-Semitic chants and the burning of Israeli flags. In the town of Gelsenkirchen, protesters chanting anti-Semitic slogans marched from the train station towards a synagogue before being dispersed by police.
The situation reached a point where Israeli Ambassador to Germany Jeremy Issacharoff requested German authorities “to do everything to ensure the security of our community here.” An estimated 250,000 Jews live in Germany.
“After these weeks of terrible anti-Semitic demonstrations, we at our building headquarters said next to the European flag, and the German flag, [and] the Berlin flag, let’s raise for one week the Israeli flag as a gesture of solidarity,” said Doepfner. “We do not accept these kinds of aggressive anti-
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Follow RT on Germany will tolerate no attacks against “people of Jewish faith” on its territory over the events unfolding in the Middle East, Berlin has said following attacks on synagogues amid the ongoing standoff between Tel Aviv and Gaza.
“We do not want to and will not tolerate the hatred of Jews – regardless by whom – in our country,” German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier told Bild on Thursday, commenting on a series of attacks targeting synagogues in several German cities.
“Nothing justifies the threat to Jews in Germany or attacks on synagogues in German cities,” the president said. Earlier this week, Germany saw a string of attacks on the Jewish prayer houses that sparked outrage among Jews, Christians and German officials.