Berlin police chief warns Jews, gays to be "more attentive" when

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Welp, this isn’t good.

Berlin’s police chief has literally come out and warned Jewish people and gays to “be more attentive” while in “neighborhoods in Berlin with a majority of residents from Arab backgrounds.”

I’m not joking.

Chief Barbara Slowik told the Berliner Zeitung daily newspaper that the city does not have specific ‘no-go zones’ for people, but some areas are unsafe for members of the Jewish and LGBTQ communities. There has been a rise of antisemitic incidents in the German capital since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. A group of schoolchildren recently was attacked in the city.

And apparently there are a bunch of Hamas sympathizers in town as well. Ones that will attack Jews and even gays.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is what happens when you leave your border wide open and allow another culture to conquer your land.

Look at this warning from Slowik:

However, there are areas, and we must be honest at this stage, where I would advise people who wear a kippah or are openly homosexual or lesbians to be more attentive.

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There are, unfortunately, neighborhoods in Berlin with a majority of residents from Arab backgrounds where there is open sympathy for terrorist organizations and very blatant antisemitism.

I believe in England this type of rhetoric gets you prison time. Apparently it’s okay to say in Germany if you’re a police chief.

This warning comes after “6,200 investigations related to antisemitism” in Germany since October 2023, including these two examples right here:

In Germany, a group of Jewish schoolchildren was attacked by a pro-Palestinian group with knives and sticks last week. The 13- to 16-year-old Jewish youth soccer team member were ‘hunted down’ by Arab children after a game in the Neukölln neighborhood, which is known for its large Arab and Turkish population. Witnesses reported that the attackers had shouted ‘Free Palestine’ along with antisemitic slurs.

Earlier this month, a fan of the Makkabi Berlin sports club soccer team was hospitalized after being punched in the face by a man who asked if he was Jewish.