German police violently intervene in Berlin against pro-Palestine demonstrators

Protesters in solidarity with Palestine in Berlin were subjected to violent police intervention yesterday, Saturday, which led to the injury of two women. The protesters began their march in the "Neptune Fountain" square, chanting slogans such as "Israel bombs and Germany funds", "Terrorist Israel", and "Palestine is ours".

When the demonstrators arrived at Potsdamer Platz, where the demonstration was scheduled to end, three supporters of Israel raised the Israeli flag, which led to an escalation of tensions, while the German police intervened violently against the demonstrators in solidarity with Palestine, arresting many of them, which led to a number of demonstrators being injured.

The German police did not allow medical teams to provide treatment to the two injured demonstrators at the demonstration site, so they were transferred to an ambulance and treated there.