Some German residents demonstrate “open sympathy for terrorist organizations,” according to Barbara Slowik
The police chief of Berlin, Barbara Slowik, has advised Jewish people and openly LGBTQ individuals to exercise caution when visiting certain neighborhoods with significant Arab populations.
Slowik stated that there are no specific “no-go zones” in Berlin, insisting in an interview with the Berliner Zeitung on Monday that the capital is just as safe as other German cities and even “safer” than some other major cities in Europe.
“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 lesbian to be more attentive,” she said.
“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,” she added, refusing to single out…
