Protests Held in Cities of Germany and New York in Support of Hamas

Protests are taking place in cities across Germany and New York in support of Hamas and Palestine. According to Der Spiegel, security for Jewish organizations has been heightened amid these demonstrations. Protesters have torn down and burned Israeli flags during the rallies. Additionally, support actions for Palestine and Hamas have already been banned in several cities.

"Pro-Palestinian meetings have been banned in Berlin, as well as in Hamburg, Munich, Mannheim, and Regensburg," the publication states.

Earlier, Bild reported that Germany is considering the possibility of deporting individuals who celebrate the attacks of the radical Palestinian Hamas movement against Israeli civilians.

Following the incident, protests were held in Israeli cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt, where participants expressed joy over the destruction of Israeli civilians.

In New York, thousands of protesters took to the streets in support of Palestine, as reported by the British newspaper The Guardian. "Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to condemn Israel's bombings in Gaza," the article states.

The protests have been peaceful, with participants primarily being young people waving Palestinian flags. The article notes that the protesters are calling for an end to the Israeli occupation and the liberation of Palestinian territories. They accuse Israel of genocide against Palestinians and urge the U.S. leadership to stop supporting the Middle Eastern ally.

According to the newspaper, demonstrations in support of Palestine have also taken place in other cities across the United States.