Anti-Israel demonstration in Berlin: Vater und Tochter angegriffen | Regional

Berlin – Jehuda Bruner (60) and Tochter Nitzan (25) are robber Gründen in the German Hauptstadt zu Besuch. If you see an Abstecher in the Mall of Berlin in your hotel, you will find a plötzliche anti-Israel demonstration anyway.

“We wouldn’t have any understanding at all, where there were such poor people. If a demo takes place, the ‘Free Palestine’ placard and watchword will be extended’.

Father and Tochter engraved

But that’s what the leader says: “Einige Teilnehmer sahen the kleineen gelben Schleifenanstecker and meiner Jacke, den ich schon seit fast einem Year Tragedy and the Geiseln in der Hamas-Gefangenschaft remembers,” says Jehuda.

“Aus dem Nichts schubste jemand meine Tochter en schnell hatten sich een Dutzend Leute um sie hererum”. The aggressive demonstrations have been written and the young Israelis have developed.

“In my hour Hilflosigkeit ief myine Tochter den Angreifern ‘Take them home now’ zu. Etwas, das wir in Israel fast täglich sagen, um unsere Geiseln wieder nach Hause zu kosten.”Der 60 years ago there was still a hunt for Hilfe – but it was a matter of making Zielscheibe yourself.

60-Jähriger and Hand and Knie verletzt

This is one of the hands with a pointe-gegenstand lost, then a blessing hinting Knieehle. „The police rettete meine Tochter from the Angreifergruppe heraus und half dann mir“, says Jehuda. Gemeinsam met der Polizei identify a few of the fears, four of the many festivities.

In fear, the man will be prosecuted, the police will stay in the hotel. “I often go to war in Germany and… Berlin “Be such a person and stay here – even if everything changes here, it appears in all those days that there are no borders and new lines,” said Yehuda.

Seine Tochter Nitzan, which was ultimately destroyed in Berlin, but was not affected by the aftermath: “The moment is still fresh, it is still a shock and we will have the first meal now”, says Judah.

*Autorin Sarah Cohen-Fantl hat for BILD with Jehuda Bruner spoken. Cohen-Fantl, born and raised in Germany, is a German Jewish journalist who lives in Israel with his Israeli husband and the children’s community.