Des manifestants se sont rassemblés sur la Wittenbergplatz de Berlin le dimanche 10 novembre 2024, pour exiger des protections plus solides pour les communautés juives en Allemagne, alors que les incidents antisémites augmentent dans le monde entier à la suite des attaques terroristes du Hamas contre Israël le 7 octobre 2023. Le rassemblement, organisé sous le slogan « pour une vie sans peur : protéger la vie juive, assez c'est assez », a mis en évidence une recrudescence des incidents antisémites à travers l'Europe, y compris l'Allemagne et les pays-Bas, où les institutions et les individus juifs sont de plus en plus visés. La manifestation a eu lieu à l'occasion du 86e anniversaire de Kristallna

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Demonstrators gathered at Berlin's Wittenbergplatz on Sunday, November 10, 2024, to demand more robust protections for Jewish communities in Germany, as antisemitic incidents rise globally in the aftermath of Hamas' October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks on Israel. The rally, organized under the slogan "For a Life Without Fear: Protect Jewish Life, Enough is Enough, " highlighted a surge in antisemitic incidents across Europe, including Germany and the Netherlands, where Jewish institutions and individuals have increasingly been targeted. The protest took place on the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht, a night of violent antisemitic attacks that foreshadowed the Holocaust, underscoring demonstrators' concerns that Germany was not doing enough to ensure the safety of its Jewish population. "Jewish voices have been fighting for more than a year to be heard, but nothing changes, " stated the organizers. "Incidents are escalating weekly, and Germany's Jewish community is left nearly alone to face this hatred." Organizers called on the German government and broader society to confront what they described as a troubling indifference to antisemitism. Rabbi Teichtal, Rabbi of the Jewish Community of Berlin and president of the Chabad Jewish Education Center, urged the crowd to reject despair in his speech, stating, "We will not be defeated. Our response to darkness is more light, our answer to hate is more peace, more togetherness, more light. Am Yisrael Chai, " or "The people of Israel live." His words were met with applause, capturing the spirit of defiance and unity among those gathered. (Photo by Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Sipa USA)

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