The “Palestine Congress” in Berlin lasted just under two hours on Friday. The event was abruptly halted by police due to a speech, sparking controversy over the handling of the demonstration. Organizers have criticized what they perceive as disproportionate intervention by law enforcement and are considering legal action as a response to the shutdown. The incident has reignited debates around free speech and assembly rights, raising questions about the boundaries of public discourse within the political landscape. Observers note the delicate balance between maintaining order and respecting fundamental freedoms, emphasizing the need for a nuanced approach in managing such events in the future.
Police Disruption: Organizers of “Palestine Congress” Accuse Police of Serious Allegations
