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May. 13, 2021
Germany’s Jewish community called upon the German government on Tuesday to step up protection of Jewish institutions throughout the country after Israeli flags were burned in front of two synagogues, apparently in response to the latest escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Police arrested 13 people in the northwestern city of Münster after witnesses reported a group of about 15 people of “Arab appearance” shouting and burning an Israeli flag in front of the synagogue.
In Bonn, three suspects in their 20s were detained in connection with the burning of an Israeli flag outside a synagogue there. A window in the door of the synagogue was also shattered. The suspects admitted to police that hostilities between Israel and Hamas and its allies in Gaza had motivated them to throw stones at the building.
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The student-led campaign raised over $40,000 to boost the ailing restaurant’s finances, far exceeding its original target of $7,000. Additionally, a local Jewish businessman put $1,000 behind the restaurant’s counter to help whip up business by handing out free kebabs.
Ismet Tekin who co-owns the restaurant with his brother Rafin told German news outlets that the campaign showed that unity in the face of hatred was possible.
“It’s really amazing what they did,” Tekin said. “They did it out of solidarity, to show that we are together, that we can get through these times when we are united.”