Attack on Jewish Woman in Berlin Draws Condemnation in Germany
The woman was injured with a broken bottle after being subjected to insults police described as antisemitic, in an incident that began over a Star of David, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
An attack targeting a Jewish woman in central Berlin drew condemnation across German political circles, Deutsche Welle's Arabic service reported.
The woman was subjected to insults that police described as antisemitic before being injured in an assault involving a broken bottle, with the incident reportedly beginning over a Star of David she was wearing, according to the report.
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- ألمانيا- صدمة بعد هجوم "معادٍ للسامية" على امرأة في قلب برلين — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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