Amy Mek
Since the October 2023 attack by the Islamic terror group Hamas on Israel, anti-Jewish sentiments have surged, particularly in Germany. A recent demonstration at the Free University of Berlin, just a week after a Jewish student, Lahav Shapira, was targeted and brutally beaten by a pro-Hamas Muslim student, resulted in facial fractures and necessitated hospitalization. This latest protest has sparked controversy and reignited discussions on antisemitism and left-wing extremism.
The demonstration, held at noon on Thursday in front of the university’s Dahlem premises, purportedly criticized the university’s administration for alleged discrimination. In reality, it was a criticism of Israel and Jews. Organized by the radical left-wing Palestine Committee of the Free University of Berlin, the demonstration drew Hamas supporters, including communists, Islamic supremacists, and Trotskyites, as well as other leftists. This gathering represented a familiar mix of enemies of Western civilization, Israel, and Germany. In addition to calls for the destruction of Israel, there were also calls for a socialist revolution.
At the outset of the event, to appease the university due to the recent attack on a Jewish student by a pro-Hamas Muslim student, the radical organizers made a forced statement prohibiting calls for the destruction of the State of Israel or conveying a willingness to use violence.
Despite the announcement of these conditions, the demonstration featured unfounded accusations of apartheid, genocide, and fascism against Israel and Jews. Furthermore, the now-forbidden genocidal slogan “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” was openly spoken, implying the destruction of Israel and the dissolution of the Jewish safe haven.
In response to these developments, NiUS media, who was filming the event, confronted a speaker at the demonstration about the violent incident, to which a response of solidarity against discrimination was offered. However, this sentiment was contradicted by the presence of demonstrators holding signs advocating for an intifada, a wave of terrorist attacks historically targeting Jewish civilians.
The rally also witnessed expressions of hatred toward the German state and police, characteristic of leftist demonstrations, with chants denouncing both entities. Moreover, attempts to relativize the horrors of the Nazi regime were made, further exacerbating tensions and drawing criticism from various quarters.
In a counter-response, a small group organized a contrasting program nearby, chanting “Am Israel Chai” (Israel lives).
The convergence of pro-Palestinian/Hamas activists and left-wing extremists at such demonstrations is not uncommon, with some participants advocating for a violent overthrow of Western governments. This merging of Islamic and communist radical youths united in their hatred toward Jews, the German state and the West has been seen throughout history.
As previously reported by RAIR Foundation USA, Communists, and Islamic Supremacists have a long history of uniting to destroy their common enemy: those who believe in sovereignty and individual freedom. These values are inherent, for example, in the Jewish state of Israel, which both groups seek to destroy.
History has shown that this unholy alliance, known as the Red/Green Axis, will fight shoulder to shoulder to gain global domination, then turn on one another and, in the end, fight to destroy the other.
This latest rally at the Free University of Berlin is not merely an isolated incident but a glaring symbol of the escalating tensions and deep-rooted hatred that threaten the very fabric of democratic societies. The merging of left-wing and Islamic ideologies, masquerading as political activism, exposes a dangerous escalation in threats against the core values of freedom and democracy within Western societies.
Lev Davidovich Bronstein, better known as Leon Trotsky, Meh, a bolshevik buttclown. Figures the trotskyites would jump in bed with islamo heathens and hamassholes. Shared hatred again. United through mutual hatred must be a form a jewphobia? Where is lamestream media’s whining and complaining?
I thought that most of Jews were communists, at lease that was the case in Poland during Communism. Communist Jews hated Poles and killed more than 100K Poles after WWII was over.